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Rethinking the Haitian Revolution: slavery, independence, and the struggle for recognition
Dupuy · 2019
Dupuy follows the long aftermath of the only slave revolt that ended in an independent state. Reading the Haitian Revolution through race, class, and slavery, he accounts for where the revolution fell short and for the pattern of underdevelopment that has marked the country since.
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Rethinking the Haitian Revolution: slavery, independence, and the struggle for recognition. (2019).
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