Revolución haitiana [Haitian Revolution]
Una guía fascinante de la abolición de la esclavitud [A Captivating Guide to the Abolition of Slavery]
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Explore cómo se liberaron los esclavos en la Revolución haitiana
La Revolución haitiana fue una rebelión de esclavos que comenzó en 1791 en la colonia francesa de Saint-Domingue, conocida ahora como Haití. En esta pequeña isla los tiranos fueron los dueños de esclavos, gente que no solo privaba de libertad a sus esclavos, sino que también pensaba que estaba justificado quitarles la vida.
La Revolución haitiana empezó a cambiar la imagen de los esclavos en el mundo. Aunque costó otros 100 años erradicar la esclavitud en occidente, era imposible ignorar el paralelismo entre lo que los americanos y los franceses hicieron a los esclavos. La Revolución haitiana fue el primer y único caso en el que una rebelión de esclavos desembocó en la creación de un nuevo estado.
Algunos de los temas incluidos en este libro son:
- La riqueza de Saint-Domingue
- El principio del fin de la colonia francesa
- Comienza la revolución
- La revolución se extiende
- Cúmulo de eventos en Europa
- La abolición de la esclavitud y la respuesta británica
- La llegada al poder de Toussaint Louverture
- La derrota de Inglaterra y el respeto internacional
- El ascenso de Napoleón y su efecto inicial en Saint-Domingue
- El fin de la revolución
- Efectos duraderos - Más allá de la isla
- Haití en la actualidad
- Haiti Today
- ¡Y mucho más!
¡Consiga su libro ahora para aprender sobre la Revolución haitiana!
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish
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- Francis C Gebhart
- 07-16-20
bien hecho
bien hecho
La revolución haitiana fue una rebelión de esclavos que comenzó en 1791 en la colonia francesa de Saint-Domingue, ahora conocida como Haití. En esta pequeña isla, los tiranos eran los dueños de esclavos, personas que no solo negaban la libertad de sus esclavos, sino que se sentían justificados para matarlos. Este libro es amor
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- James M Williams
- 07-16-20
¡¡Increíble!!
Una vez más y estoy empezando a sonar como un disco rayado pero otro excelente trabajo en este libro. Mientras lo escuchaba me enojé. Se lo recomendé a todos ...
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- Alfonso Smith
- 07-16-20
¡¡Guau!!
La revolución haitiana fue una rebelión de esclavos que comenzó en 1791 en la colonia francesa de Saint-Domingue, ahora conocida como Haití. La revolución haitiana comenzó a cambiar la forma en que se veía a los esclavos en todo el mundo. Aunque tomó casi otros 100 años erradicar la esclavitud en el oeste, los paralelos entre lo que los estadounidenses y los franceses habían hecho a los esclavos era imposible de ignorar. La revolución haitiana fue la primera y única vez que una rebelión de esclavos resultó en un nuevo estado. Me gusta mucho.
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- Travis G Speers
- 07-16-20
fabuloso
Una buena lectura, especialmente porque Haití ha estado más en las noticias en los últimos años. No sabía personalmente que británicos, españoles y franceses participaron en su revolución y en la tasa de mortalidad tremendamente buena que resultó.
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- Lorraine A Witt
- 07-17-20
Escúchalo
Este es un recurso vital para los académicos que estudian la Revolución Haitiana o cualquier persona interesada en aprender más sobre este fascinante período de la historia. ¡Por favor escúchalo!
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- Emily T Ventimiglia
- 07-16-20
Clase maestra
Clase maestra
Este libro fue fácil y fácil de entender. Me pareció muy informativo. Disfruté escuchando cómo Haití se convirtió en lo que es hoy. Definitivamente lo recomendé a todos los amantes de la historia.
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- James M Arrington
- 07-16-20
fantástico
fantástico
Este libro fue rápido y fácil de seguir. Realmente amo este libro. Aprendo muchas cosas sobre la historia. Definitivamente lo recomendé a todos los amantes de la historia.
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- Maria J Michaels
- 07-16-20
muy interesante
Este libro fue muy esclarecedor y muy interesante. Aprendí cosas que no sabía antes, y me sorprendió mucho porque amo la historia. Todos necesitan escuchar este libro. Cuenta sobre los orígenes y los hechos reales sobre cómo comenzó la esclavitud, cuán prósperas fueron ciertas ciudades africanas y muchas otras cosas. ¡Por favor escúchalo!
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- Robert J Bowser
- 07-16-20
Alucinante
Alucinante
Aunque breve, fue muy informativo e interesante. El autor logra capturar los puntos principales sin perder al lector. El sería un buen libro de referencia.
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- Russell E Premo
- 07-16-20
muy informativo
muy informativo
Este libro es un buen punto de partida para aprender sobre la Revolución Haitiana. Definitivamente lo recomendaría si necesita una visión general rápida de la revolución, que es interesante a escala mundial, además de ofrecer información sobre un rincón del mundo que a menudo se pasa por alto.
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