41. MapZones.com : Haiti History Information of Country s History, Civilization, independence, king, rural, war. http://www.mapzones.com/world/caribbean/haiti/historyindex.php

fiSearchFormMaxSetId='AX006201'; Country Info Haiti Introduction Haiti General Data Haiti Maps Haiti Culture ... Haiti Time and Date Haiti History Back to Top Haiti formerly renounced its colonial bond with France in January 1804, as the result of the only successful slave rebellion in world history. The nation's longevity as an independent nation in the Western Hemisphere is second only to that of the United States. Over this span of almost two centuries, the nation has never known a time free of tyranny, repression, political conflict, racial animosity, and economic hardship. The chaotic and personalistic nature of Haitian political culture combined with chronic underdevelopment to offer fertile ground for a succession of despots, strongmen, and dictators. Even the few national leaders whose election apparently reflected popular sentiment, such as Dumarsais Estimé and François Duvalier, rejected constitutional procedures in favor of retaining personal power. The popular revolt that deposed President for life Jean-Claude Duvalier demonstrated the Haitian people's rejection of parasitic despotism. At the same time, the revolt reaffirmed another lesson of Haitian history: violence has often been the only effective route to change. Albania Maps Andorra Maps Armenia Maps Austria Maps ... mailto:info@mapzones.com?subject=Mail from HomePage

42. Haiti History Books On Haiti History Search results for haiti history, books on haiti history. http://www.campusi.com/keyword_Haiti_History.htm

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44. Haiti Medical Page voodoo haiti wallpaper haiti water haiti weather historia de haiti history of haiti history on haiti haiti hotels in haiti hunger in haiti hurricanes in http://haitimedical.com/Default.asp

About Sida Rx Associations NGO - ONG ... Contact Java must be enabled Java doit tre activ Forum Message Guest Book MediTranslate ... Book Good morning ! ! You are one of surfers now on haitimedical.com Advertisement Welcome on Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 2:58:47 AM. Bienvenue ce 22 Septembre 2005 à 2:58:47 AM. The Main Page of HaitiMedical.com is beeing updated Use the links to your left to browse the other pages of the website. La page d'accueil est en r vision. A gauche de votre cran, vous trouverez les liens vous permettant de naviguer les autres sections de ce site. Visit the website of the "Association M dicale Haitienne" [AMH] and the website of the "Association of Haitian Physicians Abroad" [AMHE] Learn More About Bariatric Surgery for Obesity www.EchelonBariatric.com 22 Septembre 2005 DOCUMENTS Name Email Advertisement Advertisement We subscribe to the HONcode Principles. Verify here Nous adh rons aux Principes de la Charte HONcode.

45. Haiti Medical Page Listing of Health resources of Haiti hopitals, medical associations and haiti weather historia de haiti history of haiti history on haiti haiti hotels http://haitimedical.com/

About Sida Rx Associations NGO - ONG ... Contact Java must be enabled Java doit tre activ Forum Message Guest Book MediTranslate ... Book Good morning ! ! You are one of surfers now on haitimedical.com Advertisement Welcome on Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 2:58:47 AM. Bienvenue ce 22 Septembre 2005 à 2:58:47 AM. The Main Page of HaitiMedical.com is beeing updated Use the links to your left to browse the other pages of the website. La page d'accueil est en r vision. A gauche de votre cran, vous trouverez les liens vous permettant de naviguer les autres sections de ce site. Visit the website of the "Association M dicale Haitienne" [AMH] and the website of the "Association of Haitian Physicians Abroad" [AMHE] Learn More About Bariatric Surgery for Obesity www.EchelonBariatric.com 22 Septembre 2005 DOCUMENTS Name Email Advertisement Advertisement We subscribe to the HONcode Principles. Verify here Nous adh rons aux Principes de la Charte HONcode.

46. History Of Haiti - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia in Haiti had always been distinguished by a strong interest in history, works of history in the French language, important outside Haiti itself, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Haiti

History of Haiti From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Spaniards used the island of Hispaniola - also known as Haiti, Quisqueya, and Bohio (of which the Republic of Haiti occupies the western third and the Dominican Republic the remainder in the modern era) - as a base in the early 16th century from which to establish European domination of the so-called "New World". Contents Haiti in the 16th century Native extinction and colonial rule Haiti in the 17th and 18th centuries French colonization ... edit Haiti in the 16th century edit Native extinction and colonial rule Haiti's indigenous Arawak (or Ta­no ) population suffered near-extinction in the decades after Christopher Columbus 's arrival in , in possibly the worst case of the widespread depopulation which followed the first European contact with the Americas. The demographic collapse of the period has been attributed by many to genocide on the part of Haiti's Spanish conquerors. The Catholic priest and contempory historian Bartolome de Las Casas wrote in his multi-volume History of the Indies There were 60,000 people living on this island [when I arrived in 1508], including the Indians; so that from 1494 to 1508, over three million people had perished from war, slavery and the mines. Who in future generations will believe this?

47. Marxism Message, [Marxism] RE: [R-G] U.S.-Haiti History Marxism RE RG UShaiti history wrote this in the April 1920 issue of THE CRISIS, the NAACP s magazine The United States is at war with Haiti. http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/marxism/2004w10/msg00152.htm

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48. Oregon PeaceWorks arrow PeaceWorker Archives arrow April 2004 PW arrow haiti history Recycled, Thursday, 04 August 2005. Main Menu. Home SMART Security Plan http://www.oregonpeaceworks.org/site/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=1055&

49. Embassy Of Haiti - Key Dates In Haitian History Key Dates in haiti s history. 1492. Christopher Columbus lands and claims the island of Hispaniola for Spain. The Spanish build the New World s first http://www.haiti.org/keydate.htm

Washington D.C. Key Dates in Haiti's History Christopher Columbus lands and claims the island of Hispaniola for Spain. The Spanish build the New World's first settlement at La Navidad on Haiti's north coast. Spanish control over the colony ends with the Treaty of Ryswick, which divided the island into French-controlled St. Domingue and Spanish Santo Domingo. For over 100 years the colony of St. Domingue (known as the Pearl of the Antilles) was France's most important overseas territory, which supplied it with sugar, rum, coffee and cotton. At the height of slavery, near the end of the 18th century, some 500,000 people, mainly of western African origin, were enslaved by the French. A slave rebellion is launched by the Jamaican-born Boukman leading to a protracted 13-year war of liberation against St. Domingue's colonists and later, Napoleon's army which was also assisted by Spanish and British forces. The slave armies were commanded by General Toussaint Louverture who was eventually betrayed by the French and subsequently exiled to France where he died. The hemispere's second Republic is declared on January 1, 1804 by General Jean-Jacques Dessalines. Haiti, or

50. Discover Haiti: Intro Page - Discover The Arts, History, Culture Of A Rich And P Indepth information about haiti, history, culture, arts, people, news. Learn more than what the media offers. Also activities, chat, message board. http://www.discoverhaiti.com/

51. The History Of The Republic Of Haiti The history of the Republic of haiti. haiti Archives. Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World history Archives and does http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/

Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives History in general of the Caribbean The retrospective history of the Republic of Haiti The contemporary political history of the Republic of Haiti ... Resources for the study of the Republic of Haiti

52. Haiti: A Brief History From these brief facts you will see a history of a truly resilient people, At his death haiti was taken over by General Boyer, and civil war ceased. http://www.language-works.com/Haiti/history.htm

Take the time to read the following chronology. From these brief facts you will see a history of a truly resilient people, who fought off slavery and survived civil wars, countless massacres and truly oppressive leadership. The Haitians proclaimed themselves the first black republic in the world in 1804, and have remained independent to this day. December 5, 1492 : Columbus discovers Haiti (the island of Hispaniola) : The Spaniards cede the western third of Hispaniola to the French crown at the Treaty of Ryswick. Haiti is now called "Saint Domingue". : Saint Domingue becomes the richest colony in the world. Its capital, Cap Français, is known as the Paris of the New World. It is also a regime of extraordinary cruelty; the 500,000 slaves taken by the French are flogged, starved, and buried alive for minor offenses. August 1791 : the first major black rebellion takes place, initiated by Boukman, a voodoo houngan . This begins the markings of civil war between the black dominated north and the mulatto dominated south. : Toussaint L'Ouverture, an educated herb doctor and military man, emerges as the leader of the former slaves in the north. He restored order, ended the massacres, and restored some of Saint Domingue's former prosperity.

53. Bob Corbett's Haitian History Page haitian history Course This is an entire university course on haitian history. Faustin Wirkus article of 1938 on potential US occupation of haiti as http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/haiti/history/history.htm

Haitian History Course Haitian History Course This is an entire university course on Haitian history. List of the Heads of States with links to pages on each with photos. Pre-Columbian Period Spanish Period The Tale of Bartolome de las Casas Notes on Brion's Book on de las Casas King Ferdinand's Letter to the Taino Indians A Few Notes on Spanish Hispaniola ... THE CROSS AND THE SWORD. Review of a novel by Manuel de Jesus Galvan that deals with the early Spanish period in Hispaniola and a few Notes on Spanish Hispaniola. Notes on the Pirates and Saint-Domingue "Good Pirates" Pre-Revolutionary French Period Notes on Cooper Book on Slavery List of governors of early Saint-Domingue Revolutionary War: 1791-1803 Savannah, Georgia: Haitian in the American Revolution ... Early Haiti: 1804-1843 First U.S. Occupation 1915-1934 Corbett's Notes on Occupied Haiti by Balch A 1927 review of the Balch book in the New York Herald Tribune ... Curious Pamphlet on the U.S. occupation of Haiti John Dewey heads a group calling for the end of the occupation. About 1929 or 1930. 6 Photos from August 13, 1915 New York Times.

54. Haitian History: Revolutionary War haiti Revolutionary War 1791 1803. Chronology of Some Important Dates concerning The history of Toussaint Louverture by MD Stephens, 1803 history of http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/haiti/history/revolution/revolution.htm

Chronology of Some Important Dates concerning the Haitian Revolution Part One Part Two Part Three ... Bibliography of Works on The Haitian Revolution All of these works are from my own library. I would like to hear about sources I am missing. This is an older bibliography from 1991, so I may well have newer sources which are missing from my own list but are in my library. Napoleon's Secret Instructions to General Leclerc. First English translation of this important document. The History of Toussaint Louverture by M.D. Stephens, 1803 history of Toussaint's life. Toussaint L'Overature: A Biography and Autobiography by John Beard An 1863 book on Toussaint. This is on the library site of the University of North Carolina Gillespie's, PAPA TOUSSAINT is On-line Toussaint Takes Spanish St. Domingo for France 1801 Newspaper story from U.S. paper The Last Days of Toussaint. John Bigelow's account of his visit to Fort de Joux and the death of Toussaint. The Bwa Caiman Service of August 1791. Some discussion of whether or not this ceremony ever actually took place, and a laying to rest the view that it was somehow a dedication of Haiti to evil spirits or the devil or Satan as some Christian missionaries have maintained. Corbett's Notes on Korngold's Book,

55. Haiti - History haitian history. history 1 haiti Historical Setting 2 - SPANISH DISCOVERY AND COLONIZATION 3 - FRENCH COLONIALISM http://www.kreyol.com/history001.html

Home Information Services Galleries haitian history History Haiti: Historical Setting SPANISH DISCOVERY AND COLONIZATION FRENCH COLONIALISM THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION - Toussaint ... January 1, 1804 Formal Name: Republic of Haiti (République d'Haïti) Short Form: Haiti Term for Citizens: Haitians Capital: Port-au-Prince GEOGRAPHY Size: Approximately 28,000 square kilometers. Topography: Defined by five mountain ranges, dividing country into three regions: northern, central, and southern. Highest peak, the Morne de la Selle, located in the south, reaches an altitude of 2,715 meters. No navigable rivers. Largest lake is Etang Saumâtre, salt-water body located in southern region. Climate: Tropical climate influenced by northeast trade winds. Wet season generally lasts from February through May, dry season from November to January. Rainfall pattern irregular because of mountainous topography. Temperature in lowland areas varies from 15°C to 25°C in winter, 25°C to 35°C in summer. Haiti: Historical Setting HAITI FORMALLY RENOUNCED its colonial bond with France in January 1804, as the result of the only successful slave rebellion in world history. The country's longevity as an independent nation in the Western Hemisphere is second only to that of the United States. Over this span of almost two centuries, however, the country has never known a period free of tyranny, repression, political conflict, racial animosity, and economic hardship. Haiti, the first black republic in modern times, sprang directly to self-governance from French colonialism, a system that had a profound impact on the nation. Haiti's colonial origins had demonstrated that an illiterate and impoverished majority could be ruled by a repressive elite. The slaveholding system had established the efficacy of violence and coercion in controlling others, and the racial prejudice inherent in the colonial system survived under the black republic. A lightskinned elite assumed a disproportionate share of political and economic power.

56. Democracy Now! | Haiti's History: Noam Chomsky Traces Underpinnings Of Aristide' haiti s history Noam Chomsky Traces Underpinnings Of Aristide s Ouster Back To 19911994 Coup Listen to Segment Download Show mp3 http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=04/03/17/1545244&mode=thread&tid=25

57. Trouble In Haiti Written by Assistant Professor of history, at Wright University, John Sherman, about his visit to haiti in June, 1996. http://www.wright.edu/news_events/community/fall96/haiti.html

TROUBLE IN HAITI A CARIBBEAN NATION ON THE BRINK By John Sherman, Ph.D. J OHN S HERMAN , Wright State assistant professor of history, visited Haiti for two weeks in June as part of a human rights delegation. His trip, funded through a Professional Development Grant from WSU's Research Council, provided a firsthand look at the problems besetting an impoverished people struggling to establish meaningful democracy in the wake of a brutal dictatorship. This fall, Sherman's upper-division students in his Authoritarianism and Repression class are studying the Haitian political dynamics in-depth. "Haiti could easily become the hemisphere's first so-called 'Failed Nation-State,'"he explains, referring to the euphemism adopted by the Pentagon for African nations that have collapsed into anarchy. "To understand why so much of the Third World is sliding into hopelessness and violence, we must understand Haiti." y airplane landed on the lone runway of Port-au-Prince's International Airport in the sweltering heat of midday. A band greeted passengers with merengue as we walked the tarmac, stopped once we entered the terminal, then resumed its music when a second Airbus-300 from the States opened its doors. On the other side of a chaotic baggage claim waited throngs of begging street children, half-clothed and hungry, while grown men jockeyed for the opportunity to carry the bags of rich "blans" (whiteskins). Though only three hours from Miami, I had entered an upside-down world where minority whites are suspect, and where consumerism gives way to hunger. I was here, as a Latin American scholar, to observe the insecurity of a people struggling to establish democracy after decades of dictatorship and repression. The eight-person Human Rights delegation to which I was attached, sponsored by the Mennonite and Brethren Churches, provided me opportunities that every student of the Third World longs for - intense, on-the-ground encounters with the world's poor as they struggle for change in the face of the possible political disintegration of their society.

58. Haiti's History : Haiti : Latin America : AFSC The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) is a Quaker organization that includes people of various faiths who are committed to social justice, peace, http://www.afsc.org/latinamerica/int/history.htm

Haiti Haiti Home Community Health Program Economic Development Program Haiti's History ... Latin America Email this page Haiti's History Christopher Columbus stopped in Haiti before he reached the shores of North America, and he described it as heaven. The island, shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, was coveted by Britain, France, and Spain for its location, rich soil, and lush climate. As a French colony in the 1700s, Haiti produced riches of cocoa, cotton, sugar cane, and coffee... with the labor of slaves imported from Africa. After years of suffering, the slaves rose up in rebellion and in 1804 declared independence from France and established the first Black republic in the western hemisphere. During the nineteenth century Haiti developed into two worlds, one a tiny minority of mulatto (light skinned blacks who are the product of intermarriage), the other the majority of the population, the former slaves. The elite mostly lived in the towns, especially in the capital, Port-au-Prince, and controlled the government, commerce, and military. The majority of Haitians lived in the countryside, farming small plots of land. The race and class tension that exist today have their roots in Haiti's colonial past and in its early development as a republic.

59. WHKMLA History Of Haiti, ToC Links to the history of haiti, from haiti Central Timeline haiti, from BBC News; from timelines.ws Chronology of Catholic Dioceses haiti, from Kirken i http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/caribbean/xhaiti.html

60. Haiti, History, And The Gods Dayan presents a social and psychological history of haiti from a more sympathetic In haiti, history, and the Gods, Joan Dayan charts the cultural http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/6543.html

@import "style.css"; 362 pages Published January 1996 Available worldwide Entire Site Books Journals E-Editions The Press Joan Dayan Haiti, History, and the Gods (A Centennial Book) In stockships in 2-3 days Categories: Literature History Cultural Anthropology Literature ... MORE INFO AND CHOICES Email: Description About the Author Related Books "Dayan examines the complexities of religion and politics in Revolutionary-era Haiti from the perspective of gender studies and sexuality. . . . Elegant and evocative. Her book constitutes a seminal contribution to the study of Haiti and is must reading for Caribbeanists. It also should be of interest to historians, anthropologists, and literary critics." S. D. Glazier, Choice "Dayan uses a multifaceted methodology, including careful historical, anthropological, and literary analysis. She paints a frightening portrait of colonial Haiti from legal and religious texts, memoirs, letters, and literary fiction. . . . The light Dayan shines on race, gender, and religion illumines the path from the slave trade to the drug trade to the boat people. . . . She tells the same story three ways: using ritual, fiction, and history. . . . An intriguing way to wander through Haiti's 'cultural imagination.' . . . She evokes a deeply felt mood of Haiti's past and present." Commonwealth "Joan Dayan has written a strange and wonderful book. [It] will be hard to put down once started, so intense and impassioned it is. It is a composite essay that insists on its own unstable, hybrid form. . . . It is also a love-letter to a place and a people, in which the personal surfaces with the unanswered questions of the familiar past. . . . Whether they agree with it or not, future scholars will have to position themselves with regard to a work that meticulously deconstructs every single assumption, upends every single image outsiders have ever held for the past two hundred years about the island, its history, its belief system."Clarisse Zimra

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