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Phillips, Sir Fred Albert was born on May 14, 1918 in Brighton, Saint Vincent. Son of Wilbert Augustus and Edith Ophelia (Charles) Phillips.
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Phillips, Sir Fred Albert was born on May 14, 1918 in Brighton, Saint Vincent. Son of Wilbert Augustus and Edith Ophelia (Charles) Phillips.
Bachelor of Laws, University London, 1957. Master of Civil Law, McGill University of Canberra, 1968. Doctor of Laws (honorary), University of West Indies, Jamaica, 1989.
Chief clerk Governor' General’ s Office, Windward Islands, 1947-1949. District officer, magistrate St. Vincent Grenadines, 1949-1951. District officer Grenada Government, 1951-1956.
Principal assistant secretary Minister Trade and Production, Grenada, 1956—1957, assistant administrator, 1957—1958. Senior assistant secretary Federal Government of West Indies, 1958-1960, permanent secretary to cabinet, 1960-1962. Administrator St. Kitts Government, 1966-1967.
Governor St. Kitts, Nevis amd Amguilla, 1967-1969. Chairman, director 10 telecommunications companies the Caribbean, 1969-1997. Chief legal adviser Cable & Wireless, the Caribbean, 1969-1997.
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Author: Freedom in the Caribbean: A Study in Constitutional Change, 1977, The Evolving Legal Profession in the Commonwealth, 1978, West Indian Constitutions: Post Independence Reforms, 1985, Caribbean Life and Culture: A Citizen Reflects, 1991, Commonwealth Caribbean Constitutional Law, 2002, Ethics of the Legal Profession, 2004.
Member Imperial Society Knights Bachelor.
Married Georgina Young, August 3, 1942 (div. 1975); children: Brent, Travers, Patsy, Monica, Hugh, Hartley. Married Gloria Derrick, July 24, 1975.
