Teaching the Haitian Revolution: Its Place in Western and Modern World History
@article{Peguero1998TeachingTH, title={Teaching the Haitian Revolution: Its Place in Western and Modern World History}, author={Valentina Peguero}, journal={The History Teacher}, year={1998}, volume={32}, pages={33-41} }
THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION is highly relevant to teaching the modern history of the Western hemisphere and the world in general and ought to find a place in every history classroom. Recognizing this relevance, during the last thirty years, historians and other social scientists have produced a number of sophisticated studies of the Haitian Revolution. Each study presents a different theoretical methodology and varied factual frameworks, but each offers a provocative analysis of the subject.' The…
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