This outstanding Haitian novel tells of Manuel's struggle to keep his little community from starvation during drought.
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JACQUES ROUMAIN, the son of a wealthy Haitian family, was born in Port-au-Prince in 1907. After being educated in Europe he identified with the resistance movement against the American occupation. He started Le Revue Indigene and published various books including La Montagne Ensorcelee (1931). He founded the Haitian Communist Party in 1934, was arrested and, after three years in prison, travelled in Europe and the United States until his return in 1941 when he established the Bureau d'Ethnologie in an effort to legitimise the study of Haiti's peasantry. He was sent in 1943 to the Haitian Embassy in Mexico. It was there that he completed this book Gouverneurs de la Rosee a few months before his sudden death in 1944.
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Seller: P. Cassidy (Books), Holbeach, LINCS, United Kingdom
Heinemann Paperback Number 12 in the 'Caribbean Writers Series' with illustrated covers. 'A classic Haitian novel telling the story of Manuel, who returns to his drought-stricken village and attempts to unite its divided community and find a new source of water.' The book measures 7½" x 4¾" and it has 192 pages. The covers and contents are in excellent condition. VG++. Seller Inventory # 20982
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