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Buchanan, S. A. (1995). "PRESERVATION PERSPECTIVES: NOTES ON THE CARE OF COLLECTIONS." Wilson Library Bulletin.
Buck, P. (1981). THE DEADLY BIRDMAN. New York, The New American Library.
Mercenaries are hired by Macoutes posing as revolutionaries to kill U.S. delegation to Haiti. Some curious Haitian geography in this adventure story. Reminds one of a bad action film that features some kick-boxed type hero and super Amerian nationalist. Set in Haiti. Not much about Haiti, but fun book.
Buckley, R. N. (1979). SLAVES IN RED COATS: THE BRITISH WEST INDIA REGIMENTS, 1795-1815. New Haven and London, Yale University Press.
Buckley, R. N. e. (1985). THE HAITIAN JOURNAL OF LIEUTENANT HOWARD, YORK HUSSARS, 1796-1798. Knoxville, The University of Tennessee Press.
Buddingh, H. (1997). "THE KILLER COUGH SYRUP." World Press Review.
Buell, R. L. (1929). "THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF HAITI." Foreign Policy Association Information Service Vol V(no 19-20).
Buissereth, J. a. A. M. (2001). THE PATH OF FAITH: ONE HAITI'S JOURNEY. Sugarcreek, Ohio, Palm Tree Press.
Bulman, O. a. (1958). ORVILLE BULMAN: RECENT PAINTINGS. Chicago, Fairweather-Hardin Gallery.
Bunch, R. (1982). TWO EARS OF CORN: A GUIDE TO PEOPLE-CENTERED AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT. Oklahoma City, OK, World Neighbors.
Burdick, S. L. c. (1970). GOD IS NO STRANGER. Grand Rapids, MI, Baptist Mission Haiti.
Burg, B. R. (1984). SODOMY AND THE PIRATE TRADITION: ENGLISH SEA ROVRS IN THE SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY CARIBBEAN. New York, New York University Press.
Burkett, E. (1990). "THE SLAVE WHO WOULD BE SAINT." The Miami Herald.
Burnett, J. (1983). HELENE BEBE. London, Blond and Briggs Ltd.
Burns, J. (1987). "HAITI: HABITAT PROJECT IMPARTS SMALL RAY OF HOPE." Companions.
Burns, K. (1992). "THE QUEEN OF VOODOO." Essence.
Burns, S. (1957). THE GINKGO TREE. New York, Rinehart and Co., Inc.
Caribbean ilsand much like Haiti. Woman in 50s falls for Haitian pilot, and drinks herself into trouble. Then, in the end gets over him. Melodramatic and not well-written. BC 1/1998.
Burt, S. (1933). ENTERTAING THE ISLANDERS. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons.
Bush, B. (1990). SLAVE WOMEN IN CARIBBEAN SOCIETY. Kingston, Jamaica, Heinemann Publishers.
Bustin, G. T. (1953). MY FIRST FIFTY YEARS. Intercession City, Florida, G.T. Bustin.
Butcher, P. (1996). INVOKING THE SPIRITS: HAITI'S CHARGED MURALS. Miami, The Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance.
Butler, C. S. "THE MEDICAL NEEDS OF THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI AT THE PRESENT TIME."
Butterfield and, B. (1988). THE HERBERT AND NORA KAYE ROSS COLLECTION. Los Angeles, Butterfield and Butterfield.
Butterfield and, B. (1994). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY & LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco, Butterfield and Butterfield.
Butterfield and, B. (1995). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY AND LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco, Butterfield and Butterfield.
Butterfield and, B. (1996). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY & LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco.
Butterfield and, B. (1997). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY & LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco, Butterfield and Butterfield.
Butterfield and, B. (1997). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY & LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco.
Butterfield and, B. (1998). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY & LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco.
Butterfield and, B. (1998). MODERN, CONTEMPORARY AND LATIN AMERICAN ART. San Francisco, Butterfield and Butterfield.
By an, A. (1841). "LIFE IN HAITI." THE KICKERBOCKER: 300-306 and 489-495.
Cadet, J.-R. (1998). RESTAVEC: FROM HAITIAN SLAVE CHILD TO MIDDLE-CLASS AMERICAN. Austin, Texas, University of Texas Press.
Caimite (1979). DON'T GET HIT BY A COCONUT. Hicksville, NY, Exposition Press.
Calixte, C. D. P. (1969). HAITI: THE CALVARY OF A SOLDIER. New York, Negro University Press (reprint).
Calixte writes a work to defend himself from charges of corruption and an attempted coup d'etat in the 1930s. The work, while self-serving and quite one-sided, gives an insight to the last years of the occupation and the immediate aftermath.
Callcott, W. H. (1942). THE CARIBBEAN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1890 - 1920. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press.
Cambell, D. a. H. S. (1988). "BABIES DIE IN HAITI: THEY JUST DON'T MAKE THE NEWS." Lafayette Magazine.
Camusso, L. (1991). THE VOYAGES OF COLUMBUS: 1492-1504. New York, Dorset Press.
Candler, J. (1842). BRIEF NOTICES OF HAYTI: WITH ITS CONDITIONS, RESOURCES, AND PROSPECTS. England, Thomas Ward and Co.
Canham-Clyne, J. "SELLING OUT DEMOCRACY."
Canham-Clyne, J. a. W. C.-P. (1995). "HAITI TO THE HAITIANS?" The Progressive 59(no 9): 22-25.
Cannon, W. B. (1942). ""VOODOO" DEATH." American Anthropologist Vol. 44(no. 2): 169-181.
Cantave, A. (1996). "POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION OF HAITI." Haitian Studies Association Reports.
Cantrell, L. W. (1992). BONEMAN. New York, Tom Doherty Associates Books.
Carey, H. F. (1990). "FREE ELECTIONS AND THE HAITIAN MILITARY." Haitian Studies Associatin Proceedings.
Carlton, W. N. C. (1930). PAULINE: FAVORITE SISTER OF NAPOLEON. New York, Harper and Brothers.
Carpenter, D. "DIFFICULTIES IN HAITIAN ECONOMIC REFORM." Inter. Business course, WU.
Carpenter, F. (1904). CARPENTER'S GEOGRAPHIC READER. New York, American Book Company.
Carpenter, F. G. (1926). LANDS OF THE CARIBBEAN. Garden City, NY, Doubleday, Page & Company.
Carpentier, A. (1963). EXPLOSION IN A CATHEDRAL. Boston, Little, Brown and Company.
Superb book captures the spirit and conflicts of the French Revolution, especially as played out in the Caribbean. From Havana to Port-au-Prince (briefly) to Paris, then Gaudeloupe and back to Cuba, this adventure story reveals a great deal of the inner feelings of the Revolution and how it was received and played out in the Caribbean.
Carpentier, A. (1994). THE KINGDOM OF THIS WORLD. New York, Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
Carr, J. D. (1968). PAPA LA-BAS: A NOVEL OF OLD NEW ORLEANS. New York, Harper and Row, Publishers.
Carr, M. (1982). ISLAND OF PROMISE. New York, A Cherish Book.
Carraway, R. D. (1982). "HOPE FOR HAITI." Journal of the Florida Medical Association vol 69(no 6): 463-468.
Carreiro, J. a. T. W. c. (1999). LIVES IN PAINT: HAITIAN PAINTINGS FROM THE COLLECTION OF JONATHAN DEMME. Nyack, NY, Hopper House Art Center and Rockland Center of the Arts.
Carruthers, J. H. (1985). THE IRRITATED GENIE: AN ESSAY ON THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION. Chicago, The Kemetic Institute.
Carse, R. (1959). DRUMS OF EMPIRE. New York, Popular Library.
Novel of the revolution. Englishman does it all, befriends Toussaint, Dessalines and Christophe, fights at Crete-a-Pirrot, converts the Poles to Haitian cause, gets Maitland to leave Haiti and plans the battle of Vertierres!!! Weak characters. March 1997. Bob Corbett
Carter, A. (1988). FALCONHURST FUGITIVE. New York, Fawcett Gold Medal.
Carter, D. S. (1974). GREEDY MARIANI AND OTHER FOLKTALES OF THE ANTILLES. New York, Antheneum.
Carter, N. (1970). THE BLACK DEATH. New York, Award Books.
Cartey, W. (1967). THE WEST INDIES: ISLANDS IN THE SUN. Camden, NJ, Thomas Nelson and Sons.
Cartland, B. (1979). THE DRUMS OF LOVE. New York, Bantam Books.
Frenchman from England returns to Haiti in 1805 to find his dead uncle's hidden treasure. Gets the beautiful girl and all the diamonds and gold with Dumballah's help. Rather boring romance. Mainly historically accurate setting. Focuses on Dessalines and Christophe. Not a mention of Toussaint, even in historical background. BC, 1998.
Cartwright and, B. DISEASE AND HISTORY.
Carty, W. (1983). "THE REGREENING OF HAITI." Americas Vol 35(no 5): 4-7.
Casas, B. d. l. THE TEARS OF THE INDIANS. Stratford, California, Academic Reprints.
Casas, B. d. l. (1971). HISTORY OF THE INDIES. New York, Harper Torchbooks.
Casas, B. d. l. (1992). THE DEVASTATION OF THE INDIES. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins University Press.
Casas, B. d. l. (1992). IN DEFENSE OF THE INDIANS. DeKalb, ILL, Northern Illinois University Press.
Casas, B. d. l. e. (1989). THE LOG OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS' FIRST VOYAGE TO AMERICA. Hamden, CT, The Shoe String Press, Inc.
Case, J. (1988). HELLFIRE IN HAITI. New York, Warner Books Inc.
Casimir-Liautaud, J. (1970). "HAITIAN SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY." From: Mintz, Working Papers in Haitian Society and Culture.
Cassone, G. (1987). HAIKU AND THE CITADELLE. Orangebury, South Carolina, Bill Wise Printers.
Castera, G. (1974). LE RETOUR A LARBRE, Calfou Nouvelle Orientation.
Castera, G. (1992). "POEMS AND INTERVIEW." Callaloo vol 15 no(no 2): 528 ff.
Castor, S. (1987). L'OCCUPATION AMERICAINE. Port-au-Prince, Editions Henri Duchamp.
Catanese, A. (1993). "THE EFFECT OF THE US/OAS EMBARGO ON RURAL POVERTY IN HAITI." Western Economic Association.
Catanese, A. (1999). HAITIANS: MIGRATION AND DIASPORA. Boulder, Co, Westview Press.
Catanese, A. V. (1990). "HAITI'S REFUGEES: POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, ENVIRONMENTAL." Latin America No. 17.
Catanese, A. V. (1991). "IDENTIFYING THE POOR AS A TARGETED POPULATION: AN INDUCTIVE OUTCOME FROM RURAL HAITI." The Journal of Developing Areas 25: 529-540.
Catanese, A. V. (1991). "RURAL POVERTY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGREDATION IN HAITI." Occasional Paper No. 5.
Catanese, A. V. (1993). "ISSUES FOR ECONOMIC STABILITY IN HAITI: AN ECONOMIST'S LIST AND SUGGESTIONS." Haitian Studies Association.
Catanese, A. V. (1993). "REFORESTATION IN HAITI." Canadian Journal of Developmental Studies XIV(No 1): 59-72.
Catholic Institute for International, R. (1996). HAITI: BUILDING DEMOCRACY. London, Russell Press Limited.
Catlin, S. L. a. T. G. (1966). ART OF LATIN AMERICA SINCE INDEPENDENCE. New Haven, CT, Yale University Press.
Cave, H. B. "BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HIS WORK."
Cave, H. B. "CAVE CORRESPONDENCE."
Cave, H. B. "FORTRESS OF FEAR."
Cave, H. B. "ON VOODOO."
Cave, H. B. "ONE TOUCH OF MAGIC."
Cave, H. B. (1951). "LISTEN TO THE LONESOME DRUM." The Sign.
Cave, H. B. (1952). HAITI: HIGHROAD TO ADVENTURE. New York, Henry Holt and Company.
An account of Cave's experiences and travels in Haiti during a 5 year period that he lived there. Informative and exciting.
Cave, H. B. (1952). "LIGHT IN DARKNESS." The Sign.
Cave, H. B. (1952). "WEDDING IN HAITI." The American Magazine CLIII(no 4): 32-33 and 99-104.
Cave, H. B. (1953). "ISLAND FEUD." Argosy 337(no 6): 46-49 and 87-88.
Cave, H. B. (1953). "TERROR MOUNTAIN." The American Magazine.
Cave, H. B. (1954). "ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT." Christian Herald.
Cave, H. B. (1954). "MOUNTAIN MAGIC." The Sign.
Cave, H. B. (1954). "VOICE OF THE DRUMS." The Sign.
Cave, H. B. (1955). "THE SECOND MRS. HASKELL." The American Magazine CLX(no 5): 24-25 and 64-68.
Cave, H. B. (1955). "SERPENT IN THE SUN." Collier's.
Cave, H. B. (1956). "FLIGHT OF THE JUNGLE BIRD." Boys' Life.
Cave, H. B. (1956). "THE HUNTER AND THE HUNTED." The Saturday Evening Post.
Cave, H. B. (1956). "ONE FRIDAY MORNING." Christian Herald.
Cave, H. B. (1956). "SAN MARLO INCIDENT." The Saturday Evening Post.
Cave, H. B. (1957). DRUMS OF REVOLT. London, Robert Hale Limited.
Cave, H. B. (1957). "HAITIAN HINTERLAND." Americas.
Cave, H. B. (1957). "WOMAN IN THE SHRINE." Red Book: 36 ff.
Cave, H. B. (1958). THE CROSS ON THE DRUM. Garden City, New York, Doubleday and Co.
Cave, H. B. (1958). "MOB VICTIM." The Saturday Evening Post.
Cave, H. B. (1958). "SECOND WIFE." Redbook Magazine.
Cave, H. B. (1959). "VOODOO VILLAGE." Boys' Life.
Cave, H. B. (1960). "HARD OF HEART." The Saturday Evening Post 232(50): 40-41 and 101-107.
Cave, H. B. (1960). "LITTLE GIRL IN BLACK STOCKINGS." The Saturday Evening Post.
Cave, H. B. (1960). THE MISSION. Garden City, NY, Doubleday and Co. Inc.
Cave, H. B. (1961). BLACK SUN. London, Alvin Redman.
Cave, H. B. (1961). "ISLAND GIRL."
Cave, H. B. (1962). FOUR PATHS TO PARADISE: A BOOK ABOUT JAMAICA. London, Alvin Redman.
Cave, H. B. (1963). THE WITCHING LANDS: TALES OF THE WEST INDIES. New York, Doubleday and Co.
Cave, H. B. (1965). BONNAIME. New York, Channel Press.
Cave, H. B. (1971). "THE SECRET TREASURE." Good Housekeeping: 64-65 and 186-210 and 218.
Cave, H. B. (1971). "THERE'S A FAMILY." Good Housekeeping: 94-95 and 152-158.
Cave, H. B. (1979). LEGION OF THE DEAD. New York, Avon Books.
Cave, H. B. (1981). THE EVIL. New York, Charter.
Cave, H. B. (1988). DISCIPLES OF DREAD. New York, Tom Doherty Associates, Inc.
A Papa Doc figure is ruling the country of San Merlo. His chief bokor uses an army of mushroom induced zombies to kill his enemies and keep people in order. An Erzulie-possessed woman saves the day. Little to offer about Haiti, but a fun book nontheless. There is a section where Cave preaches the difference between Voodoo and black magic. BC May, 1991.
Cave, H. B. (1988). A PLACE OF NO RETURN. London, Robinson Publishing.
Cave, H. B. (1990). THE BLADE AND THE CLAW. New York, A Tom Doherty Associates Book.
Cave, H. B. (1990). THE LOWER DEEP. New York, Tom Doherty Associates Book.
Cave, H. B. (1993). THE COURSE OF JUSTICE. New York, Barnes and Noble Books.
100 DASTARDLY LITTLE DETECTIVE STORIES. Edited by Robert Weinberg, Stefan Dziemianowicz and Martin H. Greenberg
Cave, H. B. (1993). MISSION IN MARGAL. New York, Carroll and Graf Publishers, Inc.
Cave, H. B. (1993). THE MOUNTAINS OF TIME. Sherman Oaks, CA, Revenant Books.
Cave, H. B. (1995). A DYING AT BLACKWATER. New York, Daw Books.
Cave, H. B. (1995). NIGHTS IN THE MOUNTAINS OF HAITI. New York, Daw Books, Inc.
Cave, H. B. (1997). THE DOOR BELOW. Minneapolis, Fedogan and Bremer.
Cave, H. B. (1997). HAITIAN MYSTERIES. London, Vista.
Cave, H. B. (2001). THE EVIL RETURNS. New York City, Leisure Books.
Cave, S. (1992). ""IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF PAULEMON,"." Callaloo vol 15(no 2).
Cavnar, N. (1984). "HUNGER -- AND LOVE -- IN PARADISE." New Covenant.
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Cerejido, E. c. (2005). LESPRI ENDEPENDAN: DISCOVERING HAITAN SCULPTURE. Miami, The Patricia & Phillip Front Art Museum at Florida International University.
Cesaire, A. (1969). THE TRAGEDY OF KING CHRISTOPHE. New York, Grove Press.
Cesaire, A. (1972). DISCOURSE ON COLONIALISM. New York, Modern Reader Paperbacks.
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Chamber of, C. (1971). A SMALL COUNTRY WITH A GREAT HISTORY. Port-au-Prince, Delroisse.
Chamberlain, G.
Chamberlain, G. (1987). "UP BY THE ROOTS." Nacla Report on the Americas XXI(no 3): 15-23.
Chamberlain, G. (1990). "MORE WOMEN IN AVRIL'S CABINET." Caribbean Contact Vol 17(no 10).
Chamberlain, G. A. (1927). THE SILVER CORD. NewYork, Putnam's.
: An incredibly silly novel about the all-American boy who grows a big nose, loses his self-image, escapes to Haiti and is taken in by a white houngan. The houngan is much more an Buddist guru who teaches Stocism than Haitian Voodoo. Nonesense.
Chamberlain, T. T. PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI.
Chambers, F. (1994). HAITI. Oxford, England, Clio Press.
Chancy, M. J. A. (1997). FRAMING SILENCE: REVOLUTIONARY NOVELS BY HAITIAN WOMEN. New Brunswick, NJ, Rutgers University Press.
Chandos, D. (1955). THE TRADE WIND ISLANDS. New York, Doubleday and Co.
Chapeau, E. C. (1901). UNDER THE DEARKNESS OF THE NIGHT; HISTORICAL ROMANCE. Washington, The Neale Publishing Company.
Chapman, C. E. "THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERVENTION IN HAITI." The Hispanic American Historical Review.
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Charles, C. (1995). "GENDER AND POLITICS IN CONTEMPORARY HAITI: THE DUVALIERIST STATE, TRANSNATIONALISM, AND THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW FEMINISM (1980 - 1990)." Feminist Studies 21(no 1): p. 135 (30 pages).
Charles, C. e. ANTHOLOGIE DE LA POESIE HAITIENNE D'EXPRESSIN CREOLE, TOME I. Port-au-Prince, Editions Choucoune.
Charles, D. "NOTES ON DANIELLE CHARLES."
Charles, F. e. (1989). UNDER THE STORYTELLER'S SPELL: FOLK-TALES FROM THE CARIBBEAN. London, Viking Kestrel.
Charles, J. D. "TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE."
Charlier, G. R. (1992). "MEMORIES OF A FREEEDWOMAN." Callaloo vol 15(no 2).
Charteris, L. (1955). THE SAINT ON THE SPANISH MAIN. Garden City, NY, Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Chartrand, R. a. P. C. (1996). BRITISH FORCES IN THE WEST INDIES 1793 - 1815. London, Osprey -- imprint of Reed Consumer Books, Ltd.
Chase, G. (1970). CONTEMPORARY ART IN LATIN AMERICA. New York, The Free Press.
Chassagne, A. D. (1997). BLOOD BATH IN HAITI. private.
Chassagne, R. "CARIBBEAN ROOTS."
Chauvel, L. (1964). RACING CLUB HAITIEN OU 40 ANS AU SERVICE DU SPORT NATIONAL. Port-au-Prince, Imprimerie Des Antilles.
Chauvet, M. (1915). "LOVE, ANGER, AND MADNESS." Callaloo no 2.
Chauvet, M. (1959). DANCE ON THE VOLCANO. New York, William Sloane Associates.
An interesting novel about two affranchaise mulattos who are in the theater. This novel is useful to get a picture of the interaction of whites and affranchaise, especially mulattos, on the eve of the revolution. Situated from about 1785-1791.
Chaze, W. L. (1979). "NOW IT'S HAITI'S BOAT PEOPLE COMING IN A FLOOD." U.S. News and World Report.
Chazotte, P. E. (1927). THE BLACK REBELLION IN HAITI. Philadelphia, Privately Printed.
Chen, K.-H. a. G. M. "TRUTH AND UNTRUTHS IN VILLAGE HAITI: AN EXPERIMENT IN THIRD WORLD SURVEY RESEARCH." From: Culture, Natality, and Family Planning. John F. Marshall and Steven Polgar, eds. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Chen Wann, T. THE ULTIMATE CONCERN IN GRAHAM GREENE'S "THE COMEDIANS", The Crane Publishing Co.
Cheong-Lum, R. N. (1995). HAITI. Singapore, Times Editions pte ltd.
Chesbro, G. C. (1996). DREAM OF A FALLING EAGLE. New York, Simon and Schuster.
Chesi, G. (1980). VOODOO AFRICA'S SECRET POWER. Worgl, Austria, Perlinger.
Chester, C. M. (1908). "HAITI: A DEGENERATING ISLAND." National Geographic XIX(no 3).
Chierici, R.-M. C. (1991). DEMELE: "MAKING IT" MIGRATION AND ADAPTATION AMONG HAITIAN BOAT PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES. New York, AMS Press, Inc.
Chirot, D. (1994). MODERN TYRANTS. Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press.
Chittister, J. MOTHERHOOD AND BASEBALL, BUT NO APPLE PIE. Kansas City, MO.
Chittister, J. (1989). "HAITI: VOICES OF MISERY, VOICES OF PROMISE." Pax Christi: 4-9.
Choko, I. (1988). GRANDS PEINTRES HAITIENS: OEUVRES LATINO-AMERICAINES. Paris.
Choko, I. (1994). PEINTRES HAITIENS. Paris, Pierre-Marie Rogeon.
Choko, I. (1994). PEINTRES HAITIENS. Paris, Pierre-Marie Rogeon.
Chomsky, N. "THE TRAGEDY OF HAITI."
Chomsky, N. (1993). YEAR 501: THE CONQUEST CONTINUES. Boston, South End Press.
Chomsky, N. P. F. a. A. G. (2004). GETTING HAITI RIGHT THIS TIME: THE U.S. AND THE COUP. Monroe, Maine, Common Courage Press.
Chott, R. (1986). "HAITIAN MUSIC IS A DELIGHT TO ALL." The Journal: 7.
Christensen, E. I. (1975). THE ART OF HAITI. Philadelphia, The Art Alliance Press.
Christesen, B. (1977). THE MAGIC AND MEANING OF VOODOO. Milwaukee, WI, Raintree Children's books.
Christian, L. A. P. (1976). "CARRIBEAN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS ADN THE LAW OF THE SEA PROPOSALS." from: The Caribbean Yearbook of International Relations.
Christie, E. B. "HAITI'S CONTRIBUTION TO LITERATURE." Pan American Magazine.
A rather shallow and unuseful article On Dumas from other sources: Born in France in 1802, the grandson of a Haitian slave, Alexandre Dumas had little education but a voracious appetite for adventure stories. His life often parallels that of his heroes: Dumas himself participated in three revolutions, courted countless women and could be counted on to duel when his honor was challenged
Christie's (1984). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1986). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCUPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1987). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1987). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1988). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1988). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1989). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1990). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1991). HAITIAN PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE FROM THE ANGELA GROSS COLLECTION AND LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's East.
Christie's (1991). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCUPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1992). HAITIAN PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE FROM THE SIDNEY AND FAHIMIE MARKS COLLECTION AND LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURES. New York, Christie's East.
Christie's (1992). IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1993). HAITIAN PAINTINGS AND LATIN AMERICAN PRINTS. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1994). IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, SCULPTURE AND PRINTS. New York, Christie's.
Christie's (1994). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS DRAWINGS SCULPTURE, PRINTS AND HAITIAN PAINTINGS. New York, Christie's East.
Christie's (1995). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS DRAWINGS, SCULPTURE, PRINTS AND HAITIAN PAINTINGS. New York, Christie's East.
Christie's (1995). LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, SCULPTURE, PRINTS AND HAITIAN PAINTINGS. New York, Christie's East.
Christie's (1996). IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE PART II AND LATIN AMERICAN ART AND HAITIAN PAINTINGS. New York, Christie's East.
Christie's (1998). THE LATIN AMERICAN SALE: IMPORTANT PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCUPTURE. New York, Christie's.
Christophe, H. (1818). TO THE HAYTIANS OF THE WEST AND SOUTH. Boston: 1.
Church of the, N. (1955). FRONTIERS OF THE KINGDOM. Kansas City, MO, Nazarene Publishing House.
Civan, M. F. V. a. G. M.-M. (1994). HAITIANS: HISTORY AND CULTURE. Temple Terrace, FL, Educa Vision.
Clancy, P. (1993). "HAITI: FACES OF DESPAIR, FACES OF HOPE." Calypso Log Vol 20(No 5/6): 4-9.
Clark, B. C. (1853). A PLEA FOR HAITI WITH A GLANCE AT HER RELATIONS WITH FRANCE, ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES FOR LAST SIXTY YEARS. Boston, Eastburn's Press.
Clark, B. C. (1853). A PLEA FOR HAYTI WITH A GLANCE AT HER RELATIONS WITH FRANCE, ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES FOR THE LAST SIXTY YEARS. Boston, Eastburn's Press.
Clark, R. (1992). "LAVALAS VS. DUVALIERISM: THE STRUGGLE FOR HAITI'S FUTURE." The Haiti Commission.
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A novel of the 1937 killing of Haitians in the Dominican Republic. Danticat tells the story from the perspective of Amabelle, a young Haitian woman whose loved was killed. A well told tale, but not quite as powerful or as revealing of Haitian culture as her first two books. Bob Corbett , Dec. 31, 1998.
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One of the best histories of Haiti through the American Occupation. Davis begins with Columbus and works his way patiently through the Occupation. One of the strengths of the book is his presenting historical documents in translation--from letters of Toussaint, Napoleon's secret instructions to Laclerc, to the Constitution of Roosevelt.
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