Maroon Nation: A History of Revolutionary Haiti
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History
Format
Hardcover
Pages
320
Language
English
Published
Jun 25, 2019
Publisher
Yale University Press
Edition
Illustrated
ISBN-10
0300230087
ISBN-13
9780300230086
Description
This exploration of Haiti's revolutionary past sheds light on the complexities surrounding its struggle for freedom and independence. The narrative captures the resilience and determination of a nation that emerged from the ashes of colonial oppression, marking its place in history as a beacon of hope for enslaved peoples worldwide. The author adeptly weaves together historical accounts, cultural influences, and the multifaceted identities that shaped Haiti during its tumultuous journey.
By delving into the socio-political landscape of revolutionary Haiti, the work illuminates the profound significance of this nation in the broader context of the Atlantic world. It examines the interplay between resistance, identity, and nation-building, capturing the spirit of a populace that defied the odds. Through rich historical analysis, it invites readers to reconsider preconceived notions about Haiti and appreciate its enduring legacy as a symbol of empowerment against tyranny.
By delving into the socio-political landscape of revolutionary Haiti, the work illuminates the profound significance of this nation in the broader context of the Atlantic world. It examines the interplay between resistance, identity, and nation-building, capturing the spirit of a populace that defied the odds. Through rich historical analysis, it invites readers to reconsider preconceived notions about Haiti and appreciate its enduring legacy as a symbol of empowerment against tyranny.
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