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- Collection: Migrations and Reparations in the Time of Revolutions
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Reparation Letter to the Corneau Family
This is a letter from the French government to the Corneau family detailing the total amount of reparations the family has inherited from Haiti for unspecified damages during the Haitian Revolution.
Paris. August 21. 1841.
J. R. T. Corneau…
Paris. August 21. 1841.
J. R. T. Corneau…
"A country in lockdown"
Photograph of a contemporary Haitian protest taken by Rebecca Blackwell for The Nation Magazine.
Street Demonstration in Haiti
A photograph of a modern street demonstration/protest in Haiti involving the use of fire and pyrotechnics. Original description: "Flaming tires seen early on February 11, 2019, in the streets of Hinche in the center of Haiti."
Overlooking the Streets of Cap Haitien, Haiti
An overhead photograph of Cap Haitien, Haiti, depicting close living quarters and stacked, makeshift housing.
A Scene from the Haitian Revolution
Lithograph depicting the armies in the Haitian Revolution.
Attack and take of the Crête-à-Pierrot
Depiction of the Haitian Revolution between Haitians and French soldiers.
Eighteenth-Century Map of Hispañola
A map of the territories now known as Haiti and the Dominican Republic from the late 1700s.
Le navire négrier La Reine de Podor
A depiction of a ship carrying slaves to be sold abroad.