The Valiant Women of the Haitian Revolution: A Brief Commentary on the History, People, Slavery and the Revolutionary Women of Haiti and the Caribbean

Title: The Valiant Women of the Haitian Revolution (VWHR): A Brief Commentary on the History, People, Slavery, and the Revolutionary Women of Haiti and the Caribbean

Authors: Micheline St L and Winston Cole

Product Description:

Dive into the captivating and often overlooked stories of the brave women who played pivotal roles in the Haitian Revolution. "The Valiant Women of the Haitian Revolution (VWHR)" offers a comprehensive and engaging commentary on the history, people, slavery, and the revolutionary women of Haiti and the Caribbean. Written by Micheline Saint Louis and Winston Cole, this insightful book sheds light on the extraordinary contributions of women who fought for freedom and justice.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Historical Account: This book provides an in-depth look at the social, political, and economic conditions leading up to the Haitian Revolution, as well as the subsequent impact on the Caribbean.
• Focus on Revolutionary Women: Highlighting the heroic efforts of women like Anacaona, Marie Claire Heureuse Felicite Bonheure, Suzanne Sanit? Belair, and many others, the book honors their significant yet often forgotten contributions.
• Rich Cultural Context: Explore the indigenous cultures, social fashions, agricultural practices, and daily lives of the Caribbean's native people before and after European contact.
• Detailed Maps and Illustrations: Includes original maps and visual representations to enhance your understanding of the historical landscape.
• Engaging and Accessible: Written in a narrative style that is both informative and engaging, making complex historical events accessible to a wide audience.

Table of Contents:

1. Original Map of Haiti
2. Introduction
3. Slavery
4. The Caribbean: Islands and Ethnic Groups
5. Slavery: Why Slavery?
6. Natives of the Caribbean: Some Evidentiary Sources
7. The Story Continues: The Caribbean and its People
8. The Population Count: An Estimate
9. God of the Tainos and Arawaks
10. Homes: Chief and Regular People
11. Social Fashion
12. Agriculture
13. Hunting and Fishing
14. Food Preparation
15. Differences in Cultures
16. Social and Political Organizations within the Caribbean
17. Caribs, the Art of War
18. Brief Historical Facts
19. Some Additional Impacts of First Contact
20. Islands' Names & Meaning
21. Heroines
    • Anacaona
    • Marie Claire Heureuse Felicite Bonheure
    • Suzanne Sanit? Belair
    • Victoria Montou (aka Abdaraya Toya)
    • Cecile Fatiman
    • Euphemie Daguilh
    • Marie-Jeanne Lamartini?re
    • Marie-Madeleine "Joute" Lachenais
    • Catherine Flon
    • Amethyst
    • Marie Sainte Dedee Bazile (aka Defil? La Folle)
    • Gran Guiton
22. The Decline of Haiti: A Few Contributing Factors
23. Factors Leading to Haiti's Decline
24. References

This book is an essential addition to the collection of anyone interested in Haitian history, women's studies, and revolutionary movements. Discover the inspiring stories of the women who were instrumental in shaping Haiti's fight for independence and learn about their enduring legacies.