“Ah, good God, what a revolution!” art encapsulating the main arguments of

encapsulating the main arguments of his book

Compared to the Paris and Toulouse editions

underscoring the exceptional scale and wealth of the Baron de Bonvoust’s Grenadian holdings

What follows is a complicated succession of editions of which the copy we offer here is called the “seventh edition” on the title

including a spot on the provisional government which

“Ah, good God, what a revolution!” art encapsulating the main arguments ofRESERVED Manuscript letter on the Revolt of the Mulattoes. Haiti (Saint Domingue), August 1791. 4. 4 pp. Manuscript in brown ink on paper. An exceptionally vivid eyewitness report written at the moment Saint Domingue was descending into general insurrection. Addressed to the merchant house of Foache Brothers at Le Havre, the anonymous writer describes the formation of rebel camps at Les Verrettes, the dispatch of troops from Port au Prince and Saint