Can't stand up for falling down: Haiti, its revolution, and twentieth-century Negritudes / Martin Munro -- Troping Toussaint, reading revolution / Nick Nesbitt -- Abbé Grégoire and Haitian ...
They are the prized bounty of Haiti’s hard-fought struggle for freedom, taken in battle from European powers and then placed on top of the country’s most revered monument, Citadelle Henry, to guard ...
BROCKTON—Deep in the coastal terrain of Léogâne, Haiti, is a sugarcane business so close to the ocean you can catch a whiff of the ocean breeze. Four lifelong friends from Brockton started a company ...
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