Haiti: A Slave Revolution
200 years after 1804
Table of Contents
Preface -- Why this book
Acknowledgments Haiti's Agonies and Exaltations
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Essay on Haiti Part I -- Haiti in historyThank You DessalinesFélix Morisseau-Leroy Haiti
needs reparations, not sanctions Haiti's Impact on USA
– 'voodoo' & textbooks Cuba, Haiti and John Brown
-- to rebel is justified Lecture on Haiti The birth of the Haitian flag
-- its heroic history U.S. boycotts against Haiti
-- from 1806 to 2003 Part II – Aristide's electionThe Only Way -- to the memory of Jacques RoumainPaul Laraque PVN
Interview with Ray Laforest -- role of
labor movement Aristide's crushing victory
-- Despite Bazin's maneuvers Carter's Attempt to Intimidate
Aristide Aristide: the People's Candidate
-- 1990 interview Part III – After the coup Exile Is Stale Bread The Real Objectives of the U.S.
Occupation Behind the U.S. Rhetoric on Haiti
Tenth Department Haitians Massively
Mobilize Part IV --- After the 2nd U.S. occupation Reign of a Human Race No Greater Shame-- How Haitian boat-people are
treated The Longest Day Class Analysis of a Crisis
– current situation in Haiti Haitians: A Political and
Class-Conscious People Haitian Struggle for Freedom
Review of a Review
-- Answering recent distortions The Struggle of Haitian workers
-- in Boston =================== Bibliography/Web Sites Author biographies Index =============== To buy this book online with a credit card To buy this book in person or through the U.S. mail
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