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1843

1843: (The Literary Significance of the Haitian Island): The book opens with a poignant quote from Alexandre Dumas’s 1843 work Georges, reflecting on the tra…

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1843: (The Literary Significance of the Haitian Island): The book opens with a poignant quote from Alexandre Dumas’s 1843 work Georges, reflecting on the transformative nature of the island. The passage describes a place where enslaved people desired to be free and successfully rose up together to achieve that liberty. It highlights the symbolic transition from the colonial name of “Saint-Domingue” to the sovereign name of “Haïti”. This literary inclusion serves to frame the entire history as an epic of collective will and revolutionary success. By citing Dumas, the authors anchor the Haitian story in the global literary and historical consciousness of the 19th century.

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