Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall

An examination of key themes in Haitian, and, by extension, Caribbean, history. It pays due attention to Haiti's revolutionary tradition, to the history of the nineteenth century, to the American occupation and resistance to it, to the Revolution of 1946, to the Duvalierist period, to Lavalas, and, finally to the earthquake of 2010. This is a work of immense value to the Caribbeanist.

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