BOB CORBETT'S ENTIRE HAITI LIBRARY IS FOR SALE

Last updated some list on February 23, 2010

Bob Corbett 1419 Tamm Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63139
(314) 647-6704

CONDITIONS OF SALES:

Buyer must pre-pay books by personal check or money order or bank check. I do not accept paypal or credit cards. Buyer pays the postal/handling cost. All books will be sent by media mail unless otherwise negotiated.

Buyer will have to pay insurance if you wish to protect the books in that manner. I will take the responsibility of getting them mailed at the U.S. Post Office. After that the books are the purchaser's resonsibility.

LISTS OF BOOKS AND OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE

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Shipping to within the United States is $3.75 for the first book and $.50 for each additional book, book rate. The books will be sent with delivery confirmation. Insurance, priority or foreign shipping are extra, please ask. Delivery outside the U.S. will be arranged. A number of the art cooks are quite heavy and can't be shipped for the $3.00 normal fee. If books are heavy I will have to charge extra shipping.

I am not a book dealer, just a collector selling his collection. Thus I cannot accept credit cards. Payment will have to be by check, personal or bank check.

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# R6 Barskett, S. J. (1824) HISTORY OF THE ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO: FROM ITS FIRST DISCOVERY BY COLUMBUS New York, Mahlon Day. Dark brown worn leather binding, and yellowing heavy pages. There are some water marks on two blank pages from the inside cover, but no markings are on the text pages themselves, 266 pages. The publisher celebrates the even-handedness of the author.
- $350.00
# R7 United States, Congress REPORT OF THE SENATE, JUNE 8, 1870 This is another U.S. government report during the period of the U.S. flirting heavily with annexing the Dominican Republic (San Domingo at that time). This battle was tied to Haiti since at the same time the U.S. was trying to get Mole St. Nicholas from Haiti. This particular long Senate report contains the case of Hatch, court-marshalled in San Domingo. Also general reports on San Domingo.
- $45.00
# R13 Redpath, J. (1861) GUIDE TO HAYTI Boston, Haytian Bureau of Emigration. This guide was to encourage American Negro emigration to Haiti during the Geffrard presidency. Consequently it is rather uncritical and glowing. 180 pages, includes a very lovely colored map, and even has some photos of coins of the day, and a inside cover photo of President Geffrard.
- $650.00
# R26 Ewers, Hanns Heinz BLOOD New York: Heron Press, Inc., 1930. BLOOD is three short stories, all celebrating blood sacrifice in some form. The first story, Mamaloi, concerns alleged sacrifice of children in Haiti and cites Sir Spencer St. John as an authority. St. Mery is another source. The other two stories are set in Europe, one concerning a pure maiden who kills a white dove, and then an Andulusian tale of a priest who loves blood sacrifice in bull fights, cock fights and finally, human battles to-the-death, the "salsa." The book itself has a colorful cover, is oversized and with thick pages and some intriguing wood cuts inside. This is copy # 239 of the first 750 copies prnted of this book.
- $55.00
#R30 Garran-Coulon, M. AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF THE INSURRECTIN OF THE NEGROES IN THE ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO. TO WHICH ARE ADDED OBSERVATIONS BY M. GARRAN-COULON ON THE SAME SUBJECT, READ IN HIS ABSENCE BY M. GUADET, BEFORE THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, 29TH FEB. 1792. London, 1792. This document is an English translation of his speech.

(enclosed with this document was the following)

[St. Domingue]: AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF THE INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES IN THE ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, OBSERVATIONS OF M. GARRAN—COULON ON THE SANE SUBJECT, READ IN HIS ABSENCE BY M. GUADET, BEFORE THE NATICNAL ASSEMBLY, 29TH FEB. 1792. London: 1792. 32pp, later plain wrappers, stitched. Short tear to an inner margin with signature loose. Light wear and foxing, Good to Very Good. The bloody slave revolt culminated in independence of Haiti, St. Domingue’s successor, caused almost total destruction of Saint Doningue. . .destroved France’s most lucrative colony.. .and transformed the entire balance of power.’ Davis Slavery and Human Stogress 6, 78. “The Haitian revolution of the 179O’s terrified American and European whites and was disastrous for the North American merchants who had supplied provisions for the French West Indian expansion. But the eclipse was a godsend for British, Brazilian, Cuban, and North American planters.” Id.

Abolitionists were quite anxious about “the kind of evolutionarv struggle and racial warfare that had ravaged Haiti.” Zd. at 115. Indeed, they were blamed for it. But this piece places the blame squarely on the planters, whose inhumane treatment of the slaves is deplored.

This is the first edition. NUC lists a 39—page edition republished in Philadelphia later in 1792. Neither Sabin nor Blockson cites this edition.

FIRST EDITION. NUC 0086864. Sabin 75135 (39pp ed.). Blockson 3112 (39pp ed.). #1698)
- $950.00
# R44 Lee, Hannah . F. (1854). . Westport, CT, Negro University Press. MEMOIR OF PIERRE TOUSSAINT, BORN A SLAVE IN ST. DOMINGO Boston: Crosby, Nichols, and Company, 1854.

Pierre Toussaint has been beatified by the Roman Catholic Church. His case for sainthood is in process. This is the earliest known publication on this potential Haitian saint. Pierre Toussaint was born in San Domingue in 1766 and died in New York in 1853. This book was published the year after his death. There is a facsimile of his signature under a photograph or lithorgraph of Toussaint. The book is in decent condition. On the title page there is a small triangle missing which is in a place where there was no text. Otherwise the book is fully intact, if worn.
- $325.00
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# R46 Inman, Samuel Guy THROUGH SANTO DOMINGO AND HAITI: A CRUISE WITH THE MARINES NY: Committee on Co-operation in Latin America, 1924. About 1/2 this 94 page book is devoted to Haiti. They include Inman's report of what he saw, data he gathered and some notes on history. A very scarce item. Book is paper and in good condition with no noticeable flaws and some yellowing of the pages.
- $60.00
# R54 Tinker, Edward Larocque GOMBO COMES TO PHILADELPHIA Worcester, MA: American Antiquarian Society, 1957. This is mainly a... well, what, a text in gombo. This is the name used in this article for the dialect of people from the Francophone area of the Caribbean. With the Haitian Revolution and other migration, the language came to Philadelphia. The bulk of this book are reprints of very early documents in GOMBO, which is quite close to Haitian Creole. Very scarce text. The booklet is in good condition and text is even better.
- $72.00
Rare 56 Newell, W. W. (1889) REPORTS OF VOODOO WORSHIP IN HAYTI AND LOUISIANA Journal of American Folk-Lore Vol II, # IV, pages 41-46. I am offering the whole journal of that issue. The soft color is tanned with age, but the pages inside are lighter. Nice condition for something 100+ years old.
- $25.00
# R58 Paterson, A. S. and F. M. Shepherd ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND IN THE REPUBLIC OF HAYTI London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1936. 62 page document in paper binding from England's government. Important data on Haiti's economy.
- $25.00
Rare 61 Taylor, James Gibson, Jr. DARK DAWN The Mohawk Press, 1932. Hard bound in dust jacket. Stated first edition. Excellent condition.
A novel set in Haiti in 1801.
- $45.00
Rare 63 Fresneau, Madame A. THERESA AT SAN DOMINGO: A TALE OF THE NEGRO INSURRECTION OF 1791 Chicago: A.C. McClurg and Company, 1889. Translated from the French by Emma Geiger Magrath.
Beautiful special "library edition" in excellent condition. This novel of the Haitian revolution drawings and is 213 pages long. Quite scarce.
- $85.00
Rare 65 Johnston, Sir Henry THE SCENERY OF CUBA, HISPANIOLA (HAITI) AND JAMAICA The Geographical Journal, 1909. Disbound original article with photos and attached fold-out map. Pp. 629-668.
- $23.00
Rare 67 Steiner, Mia BLACK DAWN Port-au-Prince: Editions Henri Deschamps, 1959
Beautifully printed novel dedicated to Jean Brierre. 205 page novel includes drawings and Voodoo veve. Exquisite, toned a lovely brown. Paper bound. very rare in this condition.
- $165.00
# R78 LIFE IN HAITI THE KICKERBOCKER magazine, 1841. The story is pages 300-306 and 489-495. It was written from St. Croix. I have the entire bound year 1841 of The Kinkcerbocker. The cover is loose from the binding, but all pages are intact. The bound volume is about 2 inches thick.
- $18.00
R78z Horn, W.O. von A. CONGO A children's book with colorful cover, printed in 1899. 90 pages. Set in colonial San Domingue it is the story of a boy brought over from African into slavery. The book is nice, colorful but a bit beat up.
- $35.00.
# R83 Crowninshield, Mrs. Schuyler LATITUDE 19 DEGREES New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1898. A 418 page novel set in Christophe's Haiti. The author is clearly influenced by Sir Spencer St. John. Book is in very nice condition, a hard bound with pictures impressed on the cover.
- $20.00
R84z Service Medical, Gendarmerie D'Haiti LESSONS IN HAITIAN CREOLE WITH SOME INFORMATION REGARDING THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI -- 1926 I have handled about 4-5 of these books from the days of the first U.S. occupation of Haiti. Everyone I've seen save this copy have been badly worn, torn, mangled with use. This one is in just excellent condition, discolored some with age, but definitely not a "used" copy. In such condition is must be quite rare.
- $85.00
# R101 A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT OF THE INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES OF ST. DOMINGO, BEGUN IN AUGUST 1791: SPEECH MADE IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, THE THIRD OF NOVEMBER, 1791, BY THE DEPUTIES FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FRENCH PART OF ST. DOMINGO. Disbound from an unknown source. 32 pages. Text is in very nice condition.
- $90.00
# R108 Clark, B. C. A PLEA FOR HAITI WITH A GLANCE AT HER RELATIONS WITH FRANCE, ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES FOR LAST SIXTY YEARS Boston, Eastburn's Press, 1853. 50 page essay. Nice condition, some nicks and tears on cover bottom, pages yellowing some.
- $115.00
#R112 Roberts, Octavia THE PERILOUS ISLE New York: Harper and Brothers Publishers, 1926. Youth novel. A story of the Haitian Revolution based on a (fictional) old family journal. Book is in good condition.
- $25.00
# R117 Edwards, Bryan HISTORY, CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL, OF THE BRITISH COLONIES IN THE WEST INDIES London, Luke Hanford, 1801. 3 volumes complete. Vol I is over 550 pages, Vol II is over 600 and Vol III is nearly 500. I had these books beautifully rebound and they are immaculate. In this condition they are extremely rare.
- $900.00
# R118 Candler, John BRIEF NOTICES OF HAYTI: WITH ITS CONDITIONS, RESOURCES, AND PROSPECTS London: Thomas Ward and Co., 1842. Original blind-stamped cloth (spinal extremities bit chipped), library number on spine, otherwise a very nice copy. First edition. Cundall 478. Sabin 10673.
- $285.00
# R122 Seebohm, Benjamin editor MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND GOSPEL LABORS OF STEPHEN GRELLET Philadelphia: Book Association of Friends, 1870. This account of Grellet's life as a missionary was spent in part in Haiti. The Haiti section is on pp. 176-182 June 25, 1816 until Oct. 26, 1816. The book is a hard bound book in nice condition.
- $32.00
Rare 124 Willis, N. Parker HEALTH TRIP TO THE TROPICS New York: Charles Scribner, 1854. Very old hard bound about the tropics, but not about Haiti. Some mention, however, of Josephine Bonapart.
- $18.00
# R127 Thorne, E.P. THE MOON DANCE London: Wright & Brown Limited, 1953. A part of the novel is set in with a Haitian character. Book is in good condition, hardbound and solid text.
- $39.00
# R130 Durham, John S DIANE, PRIESTESS OF HAITI Lippincotts Magazine. Philadephia, 1902. My copy is in the bound volume of Lippincotts Magazine for 1902 which contains all 12 volumes of the year. The novel by Durham is in the April edition. The front cover of the 2 3/4 inch thick volume is loose. Inside all 12 issues of text are attached and in good condition. In the 80 pages of the novel itself there is one page which has a small 1/2 inch tear at the top, otherwise in very good condition. Durham (1861-1919) was U.S. Minister to Haiti until 1893. He is an African-American writer and this novel was not published except in this issue of Lippincotts, at least I have not been able to find any other mention of it. Extremely rare.
- $900.00
# R131 ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1920 Wash, DC: Government Printing Office, 1921. There is 92 page report on Haiti, pages 222-320, followed by a long section on the Dominican Republic. This 1921 book is very heavy and will require $5.00 postage if sent media mail, more if priority. The book is hard bound and in excellent condition.
- $69.00
# R132 Woodring, Wendell STRATIGRAPHY, STRUCTURE, AND POSSIBLE OIL RESOURCES OF THE MIOCENE ROCKS OF THE CENTRAL PLAIN Wash. DC, Republic of Haiti: Department of Public Works, 1922. 19 pages and a fascinating fold-out map relating to the article. Some light water stains on inside pages, doesn't obscure text at all.
- $13.00
# R134 Rowland, Henry C. IN THE SHADOW New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1906. Novel set in the regime of Dessalines. 316 pages long. Hardbound, first edition. Cover has a coffee cup stain on it, and some rubbing on spine and edges. A bit of yellowing on some pages, but in very good contion otherwise.
- $29.00
R138 Metraux, Albert MAKING A LIVING IN THE MARBIAL VALLEY (HAITI) Quite scarce book by one of the most famous scholars of things Haitian. This copy is the original published version, in pulp paper, about 12x9. It is bound with staples (originally), and the front and back cover are badly deteriorated plain dark brown thin paper. The text is fine condition, but slightly yellowed pages. 116 page.
- $140.00
# R139 Morisseau-Leroy, Felix ANTIGONE EN CREOLE Petionville, Morne Hercule, 1954 Creole text for this play by one of Haiti's more famous writers. This first edition copy has tatter edges around the top, bottom and side of the cover which is thin paper and larger than the text, thus easy to tatter. Otherwise the text is in very good condition.
- $94.00
# 178z Turner, A. (1973). VOODOO QUEEN London, Nel Paperback. :One man -- Toussaint l'Ouverture, the Black Emperor -- towered avove the ruins of San Domingo, but even his dreams of peace were crushed by the hell of prison. The fate of the island fell into the hands of Delie, the young and beautiful Voodoo Queen who trod the dangerous path of the dead and the damned." Book in used but good condition.
- $5.00
# 228z Stebich, U. (1978). HAITIAN ART . New York, Harry N. Abrams. This is a large exhibition catalogue of show at The Brooklyn Museum of Art, September 2 to November 5, 1978. (Show traveled to other cities as well.) 176 pages - 8-1/2" x 11" - Hard bound in original very colorful dust jacket. Mostly black and white photos of art work, but a few in color as well. At the end there are extensive bios of the 53 artists represented.
- This copy is paper bound and like new. $25.00
# 262Z LE MUSEE D'ART HAITIEN DU COLLEGE SAINT-PIERRE. 1983 booklet on the collection. 8 1/2 x 11 size paper. Many color and b/w prints, plus list of collection. Color cover of Hector Hyppolite painting.
- $25.00.
# 263Z LE MUSEE D'ART HAITIEN DU COLLEGE SAINT-PIERRE. 1990s version of booklet on the collection. 8 1/2 x 11 size paper. Many color and b/w prints, plus list of collection. Color cover of Hector Hyppolite painting. Text in French.
- $22.00
# 265z Alexis, G. (1994). MODULE 30: HYPPOLYTE . Port-au-Prince, Les presses de l'Imprimeur II. Exhibition catalogue of Hippolyte's work. Text in French, plates are b/w and color in about equal number.
- $15.00
# 417z Haggerty, Richard A. (editor) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HAITI: COUNTRY STUDIES Long and heavy book that deals with all the basic data bout each country. Lots of excellent material here. Hard bound, very good condition, 453 pages, extensive index.
- $30.00
# 419Z Hamelecourt, J. (1980). CARIBBEAN COOKBOOK . Melrose Park, IL, Delair Publishing Company. 8.5x10 inche hard bound book with mouth-watering meal on cover. Meatballs a Haitienne is one of the featured recipies, but mainly it focuses not on a particular country, but on general Caribbean foods and styles of preparation. Very nice book.
- $12.00
# 421z Bellah, James Warner IRREGULAR GENTLEMAN: THE RECORD OF A CASUAL LIFE Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Co., Inc., 1948. Hard bound in dust jacket, fine condition, 248 pages. Novel set partially in Haiti.
- $22.00
# 422z Rodman, Seldon. HAITI: THE BLACK REPUBLIC. One of the two best travel guide/analyses of Haiti ever written (Also with Hugh Cave's HAITI: HIGHROAD TO ADVENTURE. 1950s. Still a fascinating read. Hardbound in good condition.
- Hard bound in original dust jacket, very nice. $27.00
- Hard bound in original dust jacket, some tears on dust jacket $24.00
- Hard bound in good condition, no dust jacket. $20.00
- Find condition paper bound $17.00
# 423z Rigaud, Milo. SECRETS OF VOODOO. 214 pages.
- Very nice hard bound in original dust jacket. $22.00.
- Good condition paper bound. 1971. $13.00.
# 427z Depestre, Rene A RAINBOW FOR THE CHRISTIAN WEST Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 1977. Hard bound in dust jacket, fine condition. Translated by Joan Dayan. A handsome translation of "Un arc-en-ciel pour l'occident chretien" (originally published in Paris in 1967) by the Haitian exile poet Rene Depestre (b. 1926), featuring the original French poetry facing the English translation across the page.
- $52.00
# 428Z Depestre, Rene. FESTIVAL OF THE GREASY POLE.. Hardbound 1990 English translation of this fabulous Haitian novel of political satire.
- Hard bound copy like new. $62.00.
# 430z Rubin, Vera and Richard P. Schaedel THE HAITIAN POTENTIAL: RESEARCH AND RESOURCES OF HAITI New York: Teacher's College Press, 1975. Essays include:
- Introduction: Richard Schaedel
- CreatIon of a Research and Documentation Center for Haiti: Ernst T. Brea
- Demographic Statistics in Haiti: Robert Bazile.
- SOcial Anthropology: Recent Research and Recent Needs: Remy Bastien
- Observations on Family and Kinship Organizations in Haiti: Caroline J. Legerman
- The Concept of Commmunity Development in Haiti and Venezuela: Richard Schaedel
- Africanism in New World Negro Music: Alan Loman
- The Language Situation in Haiti: Albert Valdman
- Literacy and the Question of Creole: Paul Berry
- Primnary Education in Haiti: Kleber Vielot
- Nutrition Research in Haiti: Kendall W. King
- Recent Research in Public Health in Haiti: Pierre Noel
- A Research Model on Trance and Possession States in Haitian Vodun: Emerson Douyon
- Research and Resources in Psychiatry in Haiti: Ari Kiev
- Haiti and Its Institutions: From Colonial Times to 1957: Max H. Dorsinville
- Reflections on the Haitian Labor Force: Francois Latortue
- Research Problems and Perspectives of the Haitian Civil Service: Serge Vieux
- References
Hard bound copy is in the original dust jacket and near new. 284 pages.
- $65.00
# 432z Fauriol, Georges A. THE HAITIAN CHALLENGE: U.S. POLICY CONSIDERATIONS Washington, D.C.: The Center for Strategic and International Studies, 1993. Includes essays: On democracy, economy (by Pierre-Marie Boisson and Richard Fletcher)
Human Rights (by Nina Shea),
Refugees by Joaquin Avino,
The OAS by Larman Wilson
An essay by Stephen Horblitt

8 1/2 x 11 paper bound, like new. 80 pages.

$12.00

# 433z Harman, Carter THE WEST INDIES NY: Time Incorporated, 1963. Hard bound, 8 1/2 x 11. 160 pages. Great color and b/w photos, so exceptional photos of Haiti. Book is in fine condition.

$9.00

# 436z Ward, Kaari GREAT DISASTERS: DRAMATIC TRUE STORIES OF NATURE'S AWESOME POWERS Pleasantville, NY: The Reader's Digest Association, 1989. Hard bound in colorful dust jacket, fine condition. Large book, 8 1/2 x 11, 319 pages, many color photos. Section on yellow fever in the Haitian Revolutionary War. PP. 100-103.

$7.00

# 437z Kernaghan, Charles HAITI AFTER THE COUP: SWEATSHOP OR REAL DEVELOPMENT? NY: The National Labor Committee Education Fund, 1993. 8 1/2 x 11. 60 pages of main text and about 20 + more unnumber pages of graphs and charts of various data. Fine condition.

$7.00

# 438z Verhoogen, Eric THE U.S. IN HAITI: HOW TO GET RICH ON 11 CENTS AN HOUR Report for the National Labor Committee Education Fund in Support of Worker and Human Rights in Central America, 1996. 60 pages of text + another 15 or so of charts and graphs of data.

$6.00

# 439z Olmsted, Gideon THE JOURNAL OF GIDEON OLMSTEAD Washington, DC: Library of Congress, 1978. Clothbound in Slipcase. Book Condition: Fine. No Jacket. First Thus. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Printed text of the journal on left side pages with facsimile reprint of journal pages on right side. (175). Fine condition. Adventures of a privateersman, legal battles, mutiny, imprisonment. His travels took him to Haiti and other areas.

$22.00

# 443z Williams, Dessima ed COURAGE WASING MISERY: HAITIANS TOLD US THEIR STORIES A report of New England observers in Haiti July, 1994. 8 1/2 x 11. 30 pages. Fine condition.

$10.00

# 448z Gillespie, C. R. PAPA TOUSSAINT This is a manuscript version of this novel about Toussaint which was later published. Spiral bound. 458 pages. Fine condition.

$18.00

# 449z Albini, Umberto et al., THE CARIBBEAN REGION AND CENTRAL AMERICA NY: Greystone Press, 1965. Hard bound book in good condition. Overview of Caribbean with lots of b/w photos. Nice chapter on Haiti.

$11.00

# 453z, 454z, 455z LATIN AMERICA Guilford, CT: The Duskin Publishing Group, 1986. Each issue is over 300 pages. B/w photos, each country is treated separately.

1986 $8.00
1988 $8.00
1990 $8.00

# 456z Williams, Linda THE COOKING OF THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS. NY: Time-Life Books, 1974. This is a large 8x11 hard bound cook book with lots of color photos of dishes and a number of Haitian recipies as well.

$9.00

# 463z Mitchell, Carleton ISLES OF THE CARIBEES Washington, DC: National Geographic Society, 1971. 7x10, hard bound in dust jacket. 215 pages with typical marvelous color National Geographic photos. Some text as well. Very good condition.

$9.00

# 465z Ballantyne, Lygia Maria F. C. HAITIAN PUBLICATIONS AN ACQUISITIONS GUIDE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY Madison, Wisconsin: Seminar on the Acquision of Latin American Library Materials, 1980. 52 pages, soft cover, 8 1/2 x 11.

$5.00

# 466z Botting, Douglas THE PIRATES Alexandria, VA: Time-Life Books, 1978. 4to. 192 pps., liberally illustrated in full-color and black & white. This is one in the Time-Life's "The Seafarer's" series. Thousands of brigands made what amounted to war all along the sea-lanes of the world. Although the era lasted scarcely 30 years, in that time the pirates plundered shipping to the point where normal commerce was threatened. 2.25 lbs. Very good condition.

$16.50

# 468z Lawless, Robert BIBLIOGRAPHY ON HAITI Gainsville, FL: Center for Latin American Studies, 1985. Paper bound, 8 1/2 by 11. 146 page bibliography. Fine condition.

$18.00

# 470z Brandt, Rose, et al. BASIC LITERACY: TUTOR HANDBOOK Philadelphia: The Center For Literacy, Inc., 1988. 8 1/2 x 11. 102 pages. Very good condition.

$6.00

# 471z Gramigna, Darlene DANGEROUS MEMORIES: INVASION AND RESISTANCE SINCE 1492 Chicago: The Chicago Religious Task Force on Central America, 1991. 272 pages. Soft bound, 8 1/2 x 11. Lots of illustrations.

$15.00

# 472Z Laguerre, Michel S. THE COMPLETE HAITIANA: A BIBLIOGRAPHIC GUIDE TO THE SCHOLARLY LITERATURE 1900 - 1980 Millwood, NY: Kraus International Publications, 1992. 2 huge and very heavy volumes, hard bound, of bibliographic material, probably the largest bibliography of material on Haiti ever assembled. Both volumes are in perfect condtion. They are quite heavy and this two-volume set will require $10.00 for media mail.

$215.00

# 480Z Nicholls, David FROM DESSALINES TO DUVALIER: RACE COLOUR AND NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN HAITI London: Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, 1979. I actually purchased this copy of the book at a book store on the main street of Cambridge, England about 15 years ago.

$90.00

# 481Z Nicholls, David HAITI IN CARIBBEAN CONTEXT: ETHNICITY, ECONOMY AND REVOLT. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1985. Very important study. The book is in fine condition with the original dust jacket like new.

$83.00

# 485Z Laferriere, Dany AN AROMA OF COFFEE 1987. Very nice conditioned paper.

$15.00

# 486Z Laferriere, Dany DINING WITH THE DICTATOR 1987. Very nice conditioned paper.

$15.00

# 488Z Manigat, M. (1997). HAITIANA 1991 - 1995 BIBLIOGRAPHIE HAITIENNE . E. Elmhurst, NY, Editions Du CIDIHCA. 185 pages and 765 bibliographic entries, then nearly 100 pages of names of scholars, journals and such. Paper bound book in very good conditin.

$34.00

# 493Z Danticat, Edwidge BREATH, EYES, MEMORY Beautiful story of three generations of Haitian women.

Paper bound version. Like new, $8.00
Paper bound version, used, but nice. $5.00

# 495z Danticat, Edwidge THE FARMING OF BONES Novel set in the aftermath of the 1937 Dominican slaughter of Haitians

Like-new condition paper bound version $8.00

# 498Z Loederer, Richard A. VOODOO FIRE IN HAITI. First edition, 1935. Excellent condition. A classic travelogue. Exaggerated, racist, sensationalist, nonetheless, informative and entertaining. Literary Guild, but only English version.

Very good. $15.00.

# 500Z Morand, Paul BLACK MAGIC New York: Viking Press, 1929. Translated from the French by Hamish Miles. Eight stylish illustrations by Aaron Douglas tipped in. 218 p. Tour of Baton Rouge; Charleston; Excelsior, Georgia; Syracuse, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Sudan, and Liberia. Lead story, "Congo," inspired by Josephine Baker.

$25.00

# 503z NACLA HAITI: DANGEROUS CROSSROADS Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: South End Pr, 1995. Soft cover. 256 pages. Many essays on current political situation. Like new.

$15.00

# 506Z Abbott, Elizabeth. HAITI: AN INSIDER'S HISTORY OF THE RISE AND FALL OF THE DUVALIERS. Paper, new. First author I've read who makFe the argument that Haiti's main economy under the Duvaliers was misery itself.

Hard bound copy in dust jacket $20.00
Also have a paper bound like new. $12.00

# 507z Sanders, Scott R. WONDERS HIDDEN: AUDUBON'S EARLY YEARS Capra Press,, (Santa Barbara, CA)., 1984. WONDERS HIDDEN: Audubon's Early Years by Scott R. Sanders [Two Volumes in One]. 12mo, pictorial wrappers, pp. 43, [2]; 79, [2]. The Sanders volume is a fictional biography of artist John James Audobon's boyhood , from his illegitimate birth in Haiti, through the reign of terror in France, to his exile at age 18 in America (Haiti). In the same volume: Life Story of Flicker of the Serpentine by Ursula K. LeGuin. Paper bound in fine condition.

$7.00

# 513Z Vandercook, John W. MURDER IN HAITIL MacMillan, New York, 1956. Hard Cover. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Bertram Lynch and Robert Deane are assigned to protect a financial magnate who is embarking on a trip to Haiti, by yacht, to recover a secret fortune, desperate and sinister characters abound. The book is in very good condition.

$12.00
Second copy, printed the same year in London. No dustjacket, but excellent copy. $12.00

# 515Z Farrere, Claude. Transleated from the French by Leo Ongley THOMAS THE LAMBKIN Dutton, NY, 1924. Hard cover, dust jacket very good but a few tears and missing pieces at the bottom of the spine and one small on near the top of the spine. Book itself in in very good condition. 433 pages, relatively small print. 6¾"-7¾" tall. They don't write swashbucklers like this any more. Pirates, wenches, the high seas.

$26.00

# 517Z and 801z MaGuire, Robert, Edwige Balutansky, James Fomer and Larry Minear HAITI HELD HOSTAGE: INTERNATIONAL RESPONSES TO THE QUEST FOR NATIONHOOD 1986 TO 1996 Very important work of scholars on this crucial period of Haitian history. 137 pages and like new.

$45.00
Also have French version $45.00

# 521Z Talent, Robert THE VOODOO QUEEN G.P. Putnam's Sons, New-York, 1956 Hardcover in dust jacket. Cover a bit wavy. Quarter binding red and black cloth. 314p. A novel built around the person of Marie Laveau.

$6.00

# 523Z Reed, Ishmael. MUMBO JUMBO. HooDoo novel. Private Eyes LaBas and Black Herman investigate questions. Touches on all forms of Voodoo influences. Nice paperback.

$15.00.

# 533Z Dash, J. Michael HAITI & THE UNITED STATES: NATIONAL STEREOTYPES & THE LITERARY IMAGINATION. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1988. This is the first American printing after having first been published that same year in London. Hard bound book in dust jacket, both in very fine condition. An important volume by an important scholar.

$95.00

# 534Z Dash, J. Michael LITERATURE AND IDEOLOGY IN HAITI: 1915-1961 Published in 1981, this is an excellent condition hardbound book in original dust jacket. Important study.

$68.00

# 535Z Waugh, Alex THE SUNLIT CARIBBEAN Evans Brothers, London, 1953. 160 pages, with photographic illustrations in this guide to the West Indies. Section on Haiti. Hardbound in the original dustjacket, both in very good condition.

$8.00

# 539Z Aristide, Jean-Betrand. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.. 1993. New hardbound book in dust jacket. Life of the president-in-exile. Excellent book. Like new.

Like new: $7.00

# 540Z Prose, Francine PRIMITIVE PEOPLE Farrar Straus & Giroux (T), 1992. A stinging comedy of manners that holds up a highly unflattering mirror to the self-indulgent behavior of the upper middle class. Into this upper middle class NY family comes Simone, an au pair from Haiti. Wonderfully written novel. Hardbound in original dust jacket. Like new.

$13.00.

# 541Z Beebe, William. BENEATH TROPIC SEAS. 1928 first edition of this extraordinary 234 paged treatment of diving the reefs along Haiti's coasts.

Hardbound in good condition. $18.00.
Second copy that is early, but not first edition $16.00

# 544Z Bontemps, Arna and Langston Hughes. POPO AND FIFINA This is a modern paper back edition of Bontemps and Hughes' great 1932 children's novel of Haiti. Click on the title for my own comments on the book.

Nice condition paper. $15.00.

# 550Z Wilson, Edmund RED. BLACK, BLOND AND OLIVE: STUDIES IN FOUR CIVILIZATIONS: ZUNI, HAITI, SOVIET RUSSIA, ISRAEL W. H. Allen, London, 1956. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. VIII, 500 pages. Edmund Wilson here reports as observations on four varied civilisations. He considers the social and economic conditions, the religious practices and their influences on society, and the cultural life of the areas he visited. In this book he displays the journalist's eye for colourful detail. Book is hard bound in the original dust jacket and very fine condition.

Like new. $26.00.

# 552Z Roumain, Jacques WHEN THE TOM-TOM BEATS: SELECTED PROSE AND POETRY Washington, DC: Azul Editions, 1995. First edition. Bi-lingual edition, translations of the original French into English on facing pages. 109 pages. Oversized paperback in fine condition.

$27.00.

# 558Z Saint, Assotto. SPELLS OF A VOODOO DOLL New York: Masquerade Books, 1996. "A fierce, spellbinding collection of the poetry, lyrics, essays and performances texts of Assotto Saint -- one of the most important voices in the renaissance of black gay writing." Paperbound in very good condition.

$7.00

# 559Z Griggs, Earl THOMAS CLARKSON: THE FRIEND OF THE SLAVES Westport, Conn.: Negro Universities Press, 1970 reprint of a 1936 original. Hard bound book like new.

$22.00

# 562Z Lature, Denize (Sanbas; Nephew) WHEN THE DENIZEN WEEPS Denizenism Editions (1988) Wrs, 98pp. Haitian poet. Book like new.

$25.00

# 563Z Alexander, Will ASIA & HAITI: NEW AMERICAN POETRY SERIES 17 Very long poem on Haiti. Paperbound. Excellent condition.

$12.00

# 567Z EWen, Charles R. FROM SPANIARD TO CREOLE: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CULTURAL FORMATION AT PUERTO REAL, HAITI Tuscaloosa, Al: The University of Alabama Press, 1991. 155 pages, soft cover, like new.

$8.00

# 573Z Preeg, Ernest H. THE HAITIAN DILEMMA: A CASE STUDY IN DEMOGRAPHICS, DEVELOPMENT, AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY Washington, DC: The Center For Strategic and International Studies, 1996. Paper bound like new, 132 pages.

$38.00

# 576z Aristide, Jean-Betrand. IN THE PARISH OF THE POOR.. 1994. Aristide's liberation theology work, where he raises the image of the poor sitting under the table of the rich, eating the crumbs from their table, but about to rise up and tip over this table.

Like new: $20.00

# 581Z Logan, Rayford HAITI AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. New York: Oxford University Press, 1968. First serious book length study of a comparison of the two countries and their interactions. Rayford was an important African-American scholar and this 1968 work is one of his noted achievements. Excellent condition first edition hard bound in dust jacket.

Seldom offered for sale. First edition in dust jacket. $38.00.

# 586Z Buch, Hans Christoph THE WEDDING AT PORT-AU-PRINCE: A NOVEL Three different marriages like a family together. Hardbound book in good condition in original dust jacket. Published in 1984.

$17.00

# 589Z Roberts, Kenneth. LYDIA BAILEY. (1948) Fascinating 1940s hard back novel of the period of the Revolution in Haiti. Excellent reading.

Hard bound, worn condition, but solid text $10.00
Paper bound edition. $6.00

# 594Z Bar-Zohar, Michael THE SPY WHO DIED TWICE Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1975. Spy novel. "... to discover the mastermind behind the cover-ups of an infamous K.G.B. plot, Saunders embarks on a desperate mission. Taking him to Haiti, Spain, England and Austria..." Book is hard bound in original dust jacket. Fine condition.

Hardbound in good condition. $7.00.
Second copy that is early, but not first edition $16.00

# 595Z Goodwin, John THE IDOL AND THE PREY: A NOVEL OF HAITI Hardbound novel in original dust jacket. First edition published in 1953. Involves three ex-pat Americans involved in intrigue and Voodoo in Haiti.

$15.00

# 600Z Niles, Blair. BLACK HAITI. 1926 edition of this report from Haiti by an American living there during the occupation. 325 pages and photos. Hardbound edition is good condition.

From my own notes on this book: Written in 1925 during the Occupation. Sort of a touristy book, but well written and sympathetic to Haitians, opposed to both the Occupation and Monroe Doctrine in The Americas. Niles is a world traveller who knows how to get around. Sensitive and observative.

$25.00.

# 607z Davis, Wade. THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW.. Large size paperback version of this now classic work on the process of zombification.

Hard bound with no dust jacket. Excellent condition. $15.00.
Also have fine condition paper bound. $10.00

# 617z Crouse, Nellis M. FRENCH PIONEERS IN THE WEST INDIES 1624 - 1664 NY: Columbia University Press, 1940. Hard bound book in find condition. 294 pages. Scholarly book with special chapter on Tortuga.

$35.00

# 618z Crouse, Nellis M. THE FRENCH STRUGGLE FOR THE WEST INDIES: 1665 - 1713 NY: Columbia University Press, 1943. Hard bound book in find condition. 324 pages. Scholarly book. Special section on The Haitian interlude.

$35.00

# 619z Munro, Dana G. INTERVENTION AND DOLLAR DIPLOMACY IN THE CARIBBEAN 1900 - 1921 Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1964. 553 pages with long index, many references to Haiti. Book is hard bound and in fine condition.

$25.00

# 620z Hall, Gwendolyn Midlo SOCIAL CONTROL IN SLAVE PLANTATION SOCIETIES: A COMPARISON OF ST. DOMINGUE AND CUBA Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1971. Hard bound book in original dust jacket. Like new. 166 pages.

$25.00

# 623z Rotberg, Robert I. editor HAITI RENEWED: POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PROSPECTS World Peace Foundation, Cambridge, 1997. Book contains:

Preface: HAITI'S LAST BEST CHANCE by Robert Rotberg
Introduction: DISMANTLING THE PREDATORY STATE -- THE CONFERENCE REPORT by Jennifer L. McCoy.
RESISTING FREEDOM: CULTURAL FACTORS IN DEMOCRACY -- THE CASE FOR HAITI by Patrick Bellegarde-Smith
A SOCIAL CONTRACT FOR WHOM? HAITIAN HISTORY AND HAITI'S FUTURE. by Michel- Rolph Trouillot
THE HAITIAN DILEMMA REEXAMINED: LESSONS FOR THE PAST IN LIGHT OF SOME NEW ECONOMIC THEORY. by Mats Lundahl
POLITICAL CULTURE, POLITICAL CHANGE, AND THE ETIOLOGY OF VIOLENCY by Donald E. Schulz
A POPULAR DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION IN A POSTDEMOCRATIC SOCIETY: THE CASE OF HAITI by Robert Pastor.
THE RISE, FALL, AND RESURRECTION OF RESIDENT ARISTIDE. by Robert Fatton, Jr.
FROM OUTSIDERS TO INSIDERS: GRASSROOTS LEADERSHIP AND POLITICAL CHANGE by Robert E. McGuire.
THE ROLE OF THE DIASPORA IN HAITIAN POLITICS by Michel S. Laguerre.
ALTERNATIVE MODELS FOR HAITI'S ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION. by Clive Gray.
PRIORITIES IN THE ECONOMIC CONRECONSTRUCTION OF RURAL HAITI by Anthony V. Catanse

Book is hard bound in original dust jacket and like new.

$28.00

# 630z Mullen, Edward J. LANGSTON HUGHES IN THE HISPANIC WORLD AND HAITI ARCHON BOOKS 1977. Hard bound in original dust jacket. Fine condition. Called the first bibliographic look at Hughes's long-standing ties to Spain, Mexico and the Caribbean. Material on Haiti touches upon his relationship to negritude, Price-Mars, and Jacques Roumain.

$90.00

# 632z McKay, Claude HOME TO HARLEM NY: Pocket Books Inc, 1965. Paperback novel form this important Harlem Renaissance writer. The character of Ray is one of the more sympathetic Haitians in American fiction. Very good condition.

$12.00

# 636z DuBois, W. E. B. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF W.E.B. DUBOIS NY: International Publishers, 1969. Hard bound book in dust jacket, in excellent condition, 448 pages.

$19.00

# 637z Langston, John Mercer SELECTED LECTURES AND ADDRESSES OF HON. JOHN MERCER LANGSTON, U.S. MINISTER RESIDENT AT HAITI Miami: Mnemosyne Publishing Co., 1969. Hard bound book like new. Very scarce in this edition and rare in this condition.

$72.00

# 643z Johnson, James Weldon ALONG THIS WAY: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY BY JAMES WELDON JOHNSON New York: The Viking Press, 1954. Hard bound in very good condition.

$18.00

# 644z Kennedy Roger G. ORDERS FROM FRANCE: THE AMERICAN AND FRENCH IN A REVOLUTIONARY WORLD 1780-1820 Hard bound in dust jacket. Very fine condition.

$15.00

# 645z Chambers, Frances HAITI: REVISED AND EXPANDED EDITION. World Bibliographic Series. Hard bound volume in fine condition. 171 pages. Filled with annotated references on many topics related to Haiti.

$25.00

# 646z Rochat, Joyce DARK SUNRISE Washington, DC: Review and Hearld, 1958. Hardbound Fine condition. 319 report on Haiti, with some lovely photos, quite a few of them of major sites in Haiti and rural areas as well.

$22.00

# 648z Time, L. (1970). RECIPES: THE COOKING OF THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS . New York, Time-Life Books. Spiral bound to open flat on a table. Recipies are not separated specifically by country, but DEFINITELY a total Caribbean flair to all recipies. 143 pages. Good condition.

$9.00

# 652Z Valldejuli, C. A. (1957). THE ART OF CARIBBEAN COOKERY . Garden City, NY, Doubleday and Co. Hard bound volume in original dust jacket. 254 pages. Not specifically Haiti. But, lots of good material on Caribbean modes of cooking. Good condition.

$9.00

# 653Z The American Home Economics Association, e. (1951). THE WORLD'S FAVORITE RECIPIES FROM THE UNITED NATIONS . New York, Harper and Brothers, Publishers. Recipies in this paper bound book are done by country. Many countries represented including Haiti. Just a few recipies for each country, but lots of fascinating variety. Paper bound.

$7.00

# 654Z Ortiz, E. L. (1973). THE COMPLETE BOOK OF CARIBBEAN COOKING . New York, M. Evans and Company, Inc. "Complete book" of anything is rather ambitious. However, this 437 page volume with a fairly long index, makes a serious effort. Recipies are not separated out by country, but all are Caribbean in ingredients, names and flair. Hard bound book in good condition.

$15.00

# 656z Jordan, W. F. CRUSADING IN THE WEST INDIES NY: Fleming H. Revell Co., 1922. Decorative Cloth. Book Condition: Very Good+. No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. First Edition. Introduction by W. I .Haven. Illustrated with many interesting photo plates throughout. VG+. Hardcover; decorative cloth; 202 pp. Pp. 77-136 on Haiti. Some excellent Haiti photos. This is a missionary journal of a "crusading" trip in the religious sense of the term. Great photo of A. Turnbull and his "native" ministers in Hatii. Some occupation photos as well. Cuba and D.R. covered as well. Book is in good condition, but worn.

$17.00

# 658z Gonzalez, Justo L. THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIANITY IN THE LATIN CARIBBEAN Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1969. Describes the development of Latin Caribbean Christianity - Catholic as well as Protestant - from its earliest beginnings shortly after Columbus to 1969. Section on Haiti harks back to Dessalines and Soulouque as well as Catholicism. Paper bound like new. Very scarce first edition.

$33.00

# 659z Wilson, Ruth Danenhower. HERE IS HAITI. 1957 book, an overview of Haiti by a woman who was connected with UNESCO. Hard bound book with dust jacket, nice conditino.

Hard bound book with dust jacket, nice condition. $27.00
Hard bound book with dust jacket, nice condition. $20.00.
Also a hard bound without dust jacket. Nice. $17.00

# 665z Crow, John W. MEADOWS HOUSE Hicksville, NY: Exposition Press, 1977. Haitian boy is invited to the U.S. as a household servant after saving a tourist's life. The action takes place in the mid-thirties until fifties. The main character prospers in the U.S. but faces the hardships and degredation of racisim. 176 pages. Hard bound in original dust jacket, very good condition, signed by the author.

$8.00

# 666z Chesbro, George C. DREAM OF A FALLING EAGLE NY: Simon and Schuster, 1996. A Mongo Mystery. A purloined poem, a sinister voodoo ritual, an encrypted computer disk - what do these things have in common? 208 pages. Hardbound book in dust jacket, line new.

$7.50

# 667z Temple, Frances. TONIGHT BY SEA.. Exciting novel concerning Haitians preparing to leave coastal Haiti on a small boat to try to make it to Miami.

Good condition Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new. $12.00.

#668z Temple, Frances. TASTE OF SALT.. Wonderful youth novel set during the early presidency of Aristide.

Hard bound in dust jacket $14.00
Like new paper bound $10.00

# 669z Moore, O. Ernest HAITI: ITS STAGNANT SOCIETY AND SHACKLED ECONOMY NY: Exposition Press, 1972. Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new. 281 pages. Topics in the sober analysis include: economy,Papa,Doc,Creole, folklore,Voodoo, education, agriculture, health, fishing and fish. Scarce book.

$31.00

# 670z Dohrman, Richard (1958). THE CROSS OF BARON SAMEDI Boston, Houghton Mifflin Co. A novel. "It is th account of a young Vermonter, Lt. Wiley of the U.S. Marine Corps. His role in the occupation of the turbulent Haiti of the 1920s and of two women who loved him ... and the mamelouc, the Paris-educated wife of a Haitian aristocrat." Hard bound first edition in original dust jacket. Very fine condition.

$18.00

# 672z Falcon-Barker, Ted DEVIL'S GOLD NY: David McKay Co., Inc., 1969. Non-fiction. "Devil's Gold" is a stirring epic of today. Spanish treasure, won from the sea bottom on a Caribbean reef off the coast of Haiti; a night attack on their boat, leading to the death of one of the trio on board; a winter's cruise in the North Sea, and setting out into cold February gales across the Atlantic. A vivid tale of jealousy, piracy, mutiny and conspiracy, threaded round the past history of the treasure. Illustrated with b/w photos and a treasure map. Black boards, gilt print to spine. Black and gold price-intact illustrated dust jacket

$15.00

# 673z Munro, Dana G. THE UNITED STATES AND THE CARIBBEAN AREA Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1935. A survey of relations between the United States and nations in Central America and the Caribbean in a period that include direct American intervention in Haiti and other nations. 316 pages. Hard bound. Very nice condition.

$22.00

# 679z Bach, Marcus. STRANGE ALTARS 1950s non-fiction book on Haitian Voodoo religion.

Hardbound in dust jacket, both in fine condition. $23.00
Paper bound in decent condition. $11.00.

# 680z Kleb, William HONEYMOON IN HAITI NY: Crown Publishers, 1965. This is a play in a book with three other plays. The volume is: FOUR NEW YALE PLAYWRIGHTS, edited by John Gassner. Also includes: Mark Eisenstein's "The Fighter," Robert E. Ingham's "A Simple Life," Robert Murray's "The Good Lieutenant." Hard bound in dust jacket in very good condition.

$13.00

# 681z McCloy, Shelby T. THE NEGRO IN THE FRENCH WEST INDIES Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky Press, 1966. Hard bound with dust jacket in fine condition. Lots about Saint Domingue in this volume. 278 pages with index.

$25.00

# 682z Khelseau, Rebecca Anita THE COLONIZED WRITER: A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE POETRY OF RENE DEPESTRE Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1987. Doctoral dissertation. 153 pages with long bibliography.

$45.00

# 683z Bontemps, Arna DRUMS AT DUSK Marvelous novel of the Haitian Revolution by this major leader of the Harlem Renaissance.

Hard bound, first printing, 1939. In very good condition. $90.00

# 685z Averill, G. (1997). A DAY FOR THE HUNTER A DAY FOR THE PREY: POPULAR MUSIC AND POWER IN HAITI . Chicago, The University of Chicago Press. Very important study of the interrelationship of power and music in the Haitian political scene of the 1990s. Book is hard bound, 276 pages, index and some b/w photos. Like new.

$28.00

# 687Z Deren, M. (1970). DIVINE HORSEMEN: THE VOODOO GODS OF HAITI New York, Chelsea House Publishers. This is simply a classic of issue of Voodoo in Haiti.

Hard bound volume, in original dust jacket. Fine condition. $38.00
1970 paper bound in very good condition. $27.00

# 690Z Smith, Austine. HAITI IS WAITING Small 1978 paperbound book says on cover: "The story of one woman's encounter with voodoo practices and her oppression and deliversance." Nice condition.

$11.00

# 692Z Clausner, Marlin D. RURAL SANTO DOMINGO: SETTLED, UNSETTLED AND RESETTLED Philadelphia: Temple Univ. Press, 1973. A history of the island from the point of view of land settlement and usage in the DR with some material on Haiti as well. Like new hard bound copy.

10.00

# 704z Bishop, Crawford and Anyda Marchant A GUIDE TO THE LAW AND LEGAL LITERATURE OF CUBA, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HAITI Washington, DC: The Library of Congress, 1944. Special section on Haiti of this large sized book is pages 203-270.

$40.00

# 707z Spector, Robert M. W. CAMERON FORBES AND THE HOOVER COMMISSIONS TO HAITI (1930) NY: University Press of America, 1985. Paper bound. Like new. An analysis of the Forbes and Hoover Commission reports on their work in Haiti. Solid scholarly piece, a serious contribution to understanding the U.S. Occupation of 1915-1934.

$39.00

# 714z Montero, Mayra IN THE PALM OF DARKNESS NY: Harper Collins Pubishing, 1997. Hard bound in original dust jacket. Like new. Click on title to see Corbett's comments on the book.

$12.00

# 715z Pratt, Frantz editor and compiler HAITI: GUIDE TO THE PERIODICAL LITERATURE IN ENGLISH, 1800 - 1990 NY: Greenwood Press, 1991. Hard bound like new. 310 pages. Most extensive bibliography of periodic literature on Haiti ever assembled.

$95.00

# 717Z Plummer, Brenda. HAITI AND THE GREAT POWERS: 1902-1915. Wonderful scholarly book on the conditions which lead to the U.S. occupation of Haiti in 1915. 260 page study. Nice condition paperbound.

$19.00.

# 721z Harris, Robert P. A GUIDE BOOK OF MODERN LATIN AMERICAN COINS Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, 1966, First Edition 7.75 tall, Hard cover, beige boards in fake leather, gilt lettering on spine and cover. 125 pages, 2 pages on Haiti.

$10.00

# 727z Estrada, Frank A. editor QUE PASA IN HAITI Hollywood, FL De Witt Industries, 1972. "Official Visitors Guide to Haiti." Material on: tourism, travel, Simone, Duvalier, hotels, Citadel carnival, art, prints. A tourist magazine, with great b/w photos, list of PRICES of the hotels which is really fun, many different sorts of things. Very nice condition. Pages are not numbered, but must be at least 40 or so pages.

$18.00

# 732z Moore, Brian NO OTHER LIFE NY: Doubleday, 1993. This is a novel with a familiar character. A Canadian missionary on the poor Caribbean island of Ganae rescues a black child that he calls Jeannot from abject poverty and sets him on the road to a dramatic and dangerous future. Jeannot becomes a revolutionary Catholic priest, and later, the first democratically elected leader in a land of dictators and despair. Hard bound in dust jacket, like-new.

$12.00

# 736z Bourdet, Yves and Mats Lundahl PATTERNS OF PROSPECTS OF HAITIAN PRIMARY EXPORTS Allegheny College and Univ. of Akron, Pennsylvania, 1991. Paperback, like-new. B/W Charts (illustrator). Octavo. Issue title: "Patterns and Prospects of Haitian Primary Exports." Number 9, 1991.

$9.00

# 739z Stotzky, Irwin P. SILENCING THE GUNS IN HAITI: THE PROMISE OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1997. Hard bound book in original dust jacket, like new. An analysis of Haiti after the coup against Aristide. Some b/w photos.

$18.00

# 742z James, C.L.R. THE BLACK JACOBINS. One of the most famous analyses of The Haitian Revolution every written. James was a strong Marxist scholar. 1963 paper bound edition. Very good condition

$17.00.

# 743z Sorel, Germaine J. PAQUITO OF HAITI: A RAY OF SUNSHINE NY: Vantage Press, 1994. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket, very fine condition. A novel of hope and pain set in the Haitian Revolution, featuring a character who brings home to his fellow struggling slaves.

$15.00

# 744z Burns, Sheelagh THE GINKGO TREE NY: Rinehart and Co., Inc., 1957. Caribbean ilsand much like Haiti. Woman in 50s falls for Haitian pilot, and drinks herself into trouble. Then, in the end gets over him. Book is hard bound and in original dust jacket, very fine condition.

$32.00

# 745z Munn, Nettie Perkins DEAR FOLKS: LETTERS FROM NAHUM PREKINS, MISSIONARY TO THE CARIBBEAN Winona Lake, Ind.: Light and Life Press, 1982.

$12.00

# 747z Fear, Leona K. NEW VENTURES: FREE METHODIST MISSIONS 1960-1979 Winona Lake, Ind.: Light and Life Press. 1979. 160 pages, b&w photos, list of missionaries. Missionaries, Free Methodist, Africa, Haiti, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan, India, Taiwan, etc.

$11.00

# 748z Wucker, Michele WHY THE COCKS FIGHT. DOMINICANS, HAITIANS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR HISPANIOLA. Like two roosters in a fighting arena, the Dominican Republic and Haiti are encircled by barriers of geography and poverty. They share one Caribbean island, but their histories are as deeply divided as their cultures: one French-speaking and black, one Spanish-speaking and mulatto. And just as the owners of gamecocks contrive battles between their birds (a favorite sport in both countries) as a way of playing out human conflicts, Haitian and Dominican leaders stir up nationalist disputes or cultural and racial differences as a way of deflecting other kinds of turmoil. Michele Wucker's vivid account of these struggles highlights the features in Caribbean history that are still affecting Hispaniola today, including the often contradictory policies of the United States. 281 page study of the interrelationships between the two nations and peoples with emphasis on the contemporary times.

Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new. $22.00
Soft cover, pre-publication copy, in very good condition, unmarked. $15.00.

# 750z Compa, Lance LABOR RIGHTS IN HAITI Washington, DC: International Labor Rights Educational and Research Fund, 1989. Paper bound, like new. 47 pages + 4 page appendix.

$6.00

# 756z Dupuy, Alex HAITI IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER: LIMITS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION Paperback (like new). Brilliant 1997 analysis of Haiti's potential place in the new global economy and political world.

$25.00.

# 760Z Weil, Thomas E. et al., AREA HANDBOOK FOR HAITI: A COUNTRY STUDY Nearly 200 pages of analysis of many aspects of life in Haiti. Hardbound in very nice condition.

$18.00

# 761z Aristide, Jean-Bertrand DIGNITY Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Press, 1996. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. x. Chronology. Introduction by Christope Wargny. Afterword by Carrol F. Coates. Appendices. Bibliography. 210pp. This is the story of Aristide's three years in exile.

Hard bound in dust jacket, like new. $15.00

# # 762z Wilentz, Amy THE RAINY SEASON: HAITI SINCE DUVALIER. Well-known and high touted book of the post-Duvalier days and the rise of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

Hard bound in original dust jacket. Fine. $20.00

# 763Z Carpentier, Alejo THE KINGDOM OF THE WORLD Wonderful novel of the Haitian Revolution by this famous writer.

Limited Editions Club, 1987. Binding is Half-Leather. Book Condition: Good. Illustrated by Juarez, Roberto. (illustrator). Limited. Good. in No Jacket dj. no slipcase/ one of 750 copies, spine is leather, and edges of boards are leather. Illustrated by Juarez, Roberto. Limited. Like new with the exception of a slight musty smell when taken out of the slip case box. Huge book.
- $112.00
# 766z Weinstein, Brian and Aaron Segal HAITI: POLITICAL FAILURES, CULTURAL SUCCESSES NY: Praeger Publishers, 1984. Dedicated to Jean Price-Mars, this study traces the impact of such people and factors as occupation,Price-Mars, Duvalier, coffee, baseballs, Haiti and the world. Hard bound book like new.
- $92.00
# 767z The same book but under the title: HAITI: THE FAILURE OF POLITICS.
# 768z Brown, Hilton ASYLUM ISLAND London: Methuen and Co., 1950. This is a novel set in a fictional Caribbean nation which appears to be modeled after Haiti. The jacket cover says: "To describe Asylum Island as "gold as honey, scented as a garden of flowers, and quiet as sleep" is to waste words on an impossible task. Suffice it to say that the name of this Caribbean paradise has two meanings: refuge, and madhouse. It was both for ColinStrathdee, the Scotsman of dubious past who came there to tutor Telemaque, son of the island's current ruler." Hard bound in original dust jacket in very good condition.
- $15.00
# 770z Rouse, Irving PREHISTORY IN HAITI: A STUDY IN METHOD NY: Tplinger Publishing Co., 1964. Reprint of a 1939 original. Soft cover as was the 1939 edition. Note that this is a very techincal study, more a study in method than a study of the natives.
- $24.00
# 771z Civan, Michele Fequiere Vilsaint and Gepsie Morisset-Metellus HAITIANS: HISTORY AND CULTURE Temple Terrace, FL: Educa Vision, 1994. 8.5 x 11 book in soft cover. 34 page fact sheet. Like new.
- $9.00
# 772z SHOPPING AND SERVICES 1975 Port-au-Prince, 1975. Very exciting 66 page booklet on shopping and services in Port-au-Prince. The inside page before the back cover has a wonderful map of downtown P-a-P with street names. Every imaginable area of services and shopping are offered in lists, addresses, and ads. Medical care, movies, clothing, the various outdoor markets, just every imaginable category. Sort of like a little yellow pages. Clever ads. very good condition.
- $16.00
# 774z McClellan, James E., III COLONIALISM AND SCIENCE: SAINT DOMONGUE IN THE OLD REGIME Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1982. Textual maps & illustrations 24x16cm, xviii,393 pp Contents: 18th-Century Saint Domingue: The Old Regime in the Tropics: Material Factors; Historical Development; Population & Sociology; Industry & Economy; The Urban Context; Science in a New World Setting: Missionary Naturalists; Expeditions to Saint Domingue; Medicine & Medical Administration; Economic Botany & Animal Economy; Meteorology & Popular Science; The Cercle des Philadelphes (1784-1792): Origins: Science or Freemasonry?; Milestones on the Road to Recognition; On to Letters Patent; Profile of an Institution; The Fall of the Societe Royale of Cap Francois; Conclusions: Science & Colonial Development. Some interesting sections on Masons and Freemasonry. Book is hard bound and like new. HEAVY book in more ways that lbs., but that too.
- $54.00
# 797z Madsen, D. (1994). VODOUN New York, William Morrow and Company, Inc. "Against his will, Falco becomes a reporter again, investigativne the disappearance of Jean-Mars Baptiste, a firebrand Haitian politician. Ray's search propels him into the devios world of Haitian exile politics whose inhabitants live in a negarious shadowland..... Falco's investigations stretch from the revolution of 1793 to the current political upheaval. Against the surreal backdrop of elections in which candidates court the voodoo vote... and ... only voodoo can save him." A novel of 349 pages. Large hardbound first edition in original dust jacket, the book is like new.
- $18.00
# 800z Subbarao, Aragam THE RIDDLE OF AIDS NY: Carlton Press, Inc. 1991. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket. Fine condition. A novel in which KGB creates AIDS virus and uses Haitians as guinea pigs.
- $34.00
# 809z Mintz, Sidney editor WORKING PAPERS IN HAITIAN SOCIETY AND CULTURE New Haven, CT: Yale University, 1970. The volume contains:
- Saxe, Elizabeth. A Creole Succession: The Saint-Domingue Propeties of the Comtesse d'Ampus and the Marechale de Levis (1678-1803)
- Casimir-Liautaud, Jean. Haitian Social Structure in the Nineteenth Century
- Lahav, Pnina. The Chef de Section: Structure and Functions of Haiti's Basic Administrative Institution
- Murray, Gerald F. and Maria D. Alvarez. Haitian Bean Circuits: Cropping and Trading Maneuvers among a Cash-Oriented Peasantry
- Locher, Uli. The Market System of Port-au-Prince Garrity, Monique P. The Multinational Corporation in Extractive Industries: A Cash Study of Reynolds Haitian Mines, Inc.
- Paper bound in very good condition. $72.00
# 810z d'Adesky, Anne-Christine UNDER THE BONE NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1994. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket, like new. A novel of political intrigue and violence in the post-Duvalier Haiti.
- $15.00
# 818z Miller, Vincent P., Jr. PROJECT EBENEZER MODELING HOLISTIC MISSIONS Coral Gables, Fl: Ministeries in Action, 1981. 178 pages of description and analysis of a model for missions. Paper bound, 8.5 x 11 inches. Good condition.
- $11.00
# 821z Regis, Marc Yves DEADLY ROAD TO DEMOCRACY Hartford Conn.: Jukejoint Publishing, 1994. Lovely book of text and photos. Alex Dupuy says of this book: "... a fascinating account of the struggle of Haitians for democracy, and their betrayal by their beloved leader, Jean-Bertrand Aristide. By intertwining personal anecdotes and optionos of ordinary Haitians and those in official positions, Marc Yves Regis I, a photojournalist now living and working in the United States, recaptures the eventuful years between 1990 and 1996..." Paper bound book is like new.
- $42.00
# 822z Kuman, Chetan BUILDING PEACE IN HAITI (OCCASIONAL PAPER SERIES) Boulder, Colo: Lynne Rienner, 1998. International Peace Academy. 106 page analysis. Paper bound, like new.
- $15.00
# 825z Fowler, Carolyn A KNOT IN THE THREAD: THE LIFE AND WORK OF JACQUES ROUMAIN NY: Howard University Press, 1980. An especially good section on Roumain and the anti-superstition campaign of the early 1940s. Hard bound in original dustjacket, like new.
- $30.00
# 833z Lewis, Norman TO RUN ACROSS THE SEA London: Jonathan Cape, Ltd., 1991. Paperbound book of short stories. Includes: two Haiti stories: A Smart Car in Haiti, and The Last Bus To Marmelade. 230 pages. Very good condition.
- $7.00
# 835z Bien-Aime, Joseph C HAITIAN NOVELS AND STORIES Miami: Didactic Publishing Co., Inc., 1986. (Illustrated by Fred Moore). Octavo, pink pictorial wrappers, pp. xiv, 102, illustrated (by Fred Moore). Joseph C. Bien-Aime was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, in 1946. He immigraged to the United States in 1968 to attend the University of Illinois in Chicago Good condition, and very scarce to rare.
- $70.00
# 839z Deagan, Kathleen editor PUERTO REAL: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF A SIXTEENTH-CENTURY SPANISH TOWN IN HISPANIOLA Gainsville, Fl: University Press of Florida, 1995. Hard bound volume in original dust jacket. Like new. Very heavy. 533 pages. photos, charts and graphs throughout.

Book contains:
- William H. Hodges. HOW WE FOUND PUERTO REAL
- Kathleen Deagan. HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY AT PUERTO REAL
- William H. Hodges, Kathleen Deagan, and Elizabeth I. Reitz. THE NATURAL AND CULTURAL SETTINGS OF PUERTO REAL
- William H. Hodges and Eugene Lyon. A GENERAL HISTORY OF PUERTO REAL Maurice Williams. SPATIAL PATTERNING AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION AT PUERTO REAL.
- Raymond F.Willis. EMPIRE AND ARCHITECTURE AT PUERTO REAL: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF PUBLIS SPACE.
- Rochelle A. Marrinan. ARCHAEOLOGY IN PUERTO REAL'S PUBLIC SECTOR: BUILDING B.
- Bonnie G. McEwan. SPANISH PRECEDENTS AND DOMESTIC LIFE AT PUERTO REAL: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF TWO SPANISH HOMESITES.
- Kathleen Deagan and Elizabeth J. Reitz. MERCHANTS AND CATTLEMEN: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF A COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE AT PUERTO REAL.
- Elizabeth J. Reitz and Bonnie G. McEwan. ANIMALS, ENVIRONMENT, AND THE SPANISH DIET AT PUERTO REAL.
- Greg C. Smith. INDIANS AND AFRICANS AT PUERTO REAL: THE CERAMIC EVIDENCE.
- Jennifer M. Hamilton and William H. Hodges. THE AFTERMATH OF PUERTO REAL: ARCHAEOLOGY AT BAYAHA.
- Kathleen Deagan. AFTER COLUMBUS: THE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY SPANISH-CARIBBEAN FRONTIER
- $62.00
# 843z Myrthil, Raymond THE ROLE OF AGRICULTURE IN THE ECONOMY OF HAITI: PERSPECTIVES FOR A BETTER DEVELOPMENT Flushing, NY: The Haitian Book Center, 1979. 94 pages. Paper bound in fine condition.
- $8.00
# 844z Venzon, Anne Cipriano editor GENERAL SMEDLEY DARLINGTON BUTLER: THE LETTERS OF A LEATHERNECK, 1898 - 1931 NY: Praeger, 1992. Hard bound book, 355 pages. Many letters concerning his years in Haiti during the occupation. Very important primary source material.
- $88.00
# 845z Schmidt, Hans MAVERICK MARINE: GENERAL SMEDLEY BUTLER AND THE CONTRADICTIONS OF AMERICAN MILITARY HISTORY Lexington, KY: The University Press of Kentucky, 1978. 292 pages with index. Hard bound book in original dustjacket, very fine, and ex-library (little used in the library!). Author Schmidt is the also the author of the most famous book on the U.S. Occupation of Haiti.
- $22.00
# 846z Rainwater, MarVenea SLOW OF HEART Mansfield, Texas: Latitudes Press, 1988. Novel. "Charles, her narrator, visits Haiti to retrieve his mother's personal papers after her death. Charles is "slow of heart" because of his initial confusion, but his guide, Isone, helps to clarify his view. the character of Isone humanizes the Haitian people in a way that the Macourtes and dictators cannot..." Paper bound and like new.
- $12.00
# 848z Gillespie, C. R. PAPA TOUSSAINT NY: toExcel, 1998. Paper bound novel of the life of Toussaint. 388 pages.
- Published novel in fine condition. $25.00
- A typed copy the author sent me before it was published. Spiral binding, whole novel. $125.00
# 849Z Hilton, Ronald editor WHO'S WHO IN LATIN AMERICA Standford, California: Standard University Press, 1951. 77 pages, hard bound in very good condition. This was a 7 volume project and this 7th volume is far and away the most scarce. Only 11 pages are on Haiti with about 15 or more entries per page. It is astonishing how many of the people entered are either people whose books I'm selling in this sale, or who are famous to all of us who read about modern Haiti -- artists, scholars, government officials and so on.
- $62.00
# 858Z Hazard, Samuel SANTO DOMINGO, PAST AND PRESENT; WITH A GLANCE AT HAITI New York, Harper and Brothers, Publishers, 1873. An especially lovely copy of this well-known book. Pages 387-511 are specifically about Haiti, but much in the earlier sectin on Santo Domingo covers the flora and fauna of the whole island, and their interaction as countries. Lots of lovely drawings. This is a 1974 reprint of the original 1873 volume. It was reprinted in Barcelona and is a very lovely copy, like new.
- $55.00
# 860Z Korngold, Ralph. CITIZEN TOUSSAINT. Cassic study of Tousssaint Louverture.
- Hard bound in nice dust jacket. $22.00
- Hard bound without dust jacket, nice condition. $20.00
# 864Z Bonsal, Stephen THE AMERICAN MEDITERRANEAN NY: Moffat, Yard and Co., 1912. 488 pp. Hard bound in good conditin. B/w plates throughout, color fold out map in back. A fascinating examination of the pre WW1 Caribbean world. The history of the conquest and exploitation of the area is covered, along with contemporary social and political observations. Nearly 100 pages on Haiti. A chapter on the Dominican Republic and an especially interesting one on the Panama canal. Other countries as well. A useful reference work for students of the region or period.
- $30.00
# 878Z Earle, Thomas THE LIFE TRAVELS AND OPINIONS OF BENJAMIN LUNDY NY: Augustus M. Kelley, 1971. Original is from 1847. Reprint of this essential work on the life and work of this American abolitionist, tracing his place in the history of abolitionism, and with definitive material on his travels around the nation and especially to Texas and Mexico in the 1830s and 1840s where he recorded many observations about travel, the life of the inhabitants, American agitation in Texas against Mexico, and the presence of slavery. Reprint of the Philadelphia: 1847 edition. Includes his 1836 pamphlet, The War in Texas. Short appendix at the end on Hayti. 316 pages + 56. Hard bound, like new.
- $18.00
# 884Z Le Page, R. B. editor PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON CREOLE LANGUAGE STUDIES London: MacMillan & Co Ltd, 1961. Creole Language Studies, Number II. Held at the University College of the West Indies. March 28-April 4, 1959. Contains: De quelqus influences du Creole sur le Francais Officiel d'Haiti. Pradel Pompilus. Many other essays on a variety of Creole-related topics. Very early for formal study of Creole. 130 pages, hard bound with dust jacket. Very good condition and lovely book.
- $27.00
# 892Z Arthur, Charles AFTER THE DANCE, THE DRUM IS HEAVY: HAITI ONE YEAR AFTER THE INVASION London: Haiti Support Group 1995. Paper bound pamphlet of 40 pages of small print. The title proverb gives one the editorial stance of the author. Well done analysis. Useful.
- $15.00
# 893z Diederich, Bernard and Al Burt. PAPA DOC: THE TRUTH ABOUT HAITI TODAY. Hard bound with dust jacket. Very good. This is an account of the life and work of Papa Doc and the impact of his regime on Haiti.
- Hard bound in dust jacket $30.00
- Decent but worn condition paper bound: $18.00
- Paper bound copy of same book under different title: PAPA DOC AND THE TONTON MACOUTE. Like new. $20.00
# 895z Bourne, Peter. DRUMS OF DESTINY.Hard bound copy of this novel of the revolution. Have two editions on shelf Published in England under the titel Black Saga. The story of Haiti from 1789 until the fall of Henri Chritopher (1820). Bourne is psud. for Bruce Graeme. The central historical figure is Christophe. The central fictional character is an English physician to the king. Note: Heinl says on page 149 that Duncan Stewart was in fact Christophe's physician.
- Drums: One very nice copy in dust jacket $22.00
- Drums: One copy in nice dust jacket with some tears along the top and bottom edges. The book itself is nice. $20.00
- Drums: Wonderfully sleazy 1950s paper bound with racy cover. This is a good reading copy, but worn. Binding is tight and solid $17.00
- Black Saga: Much more difficult edition to find. Published in England. Hard bound without dust jacket. $30.00
- Black Gold: Even more difficult edition to find than Black Saga. Published in England. Hard bound with dust jacket in like-new condition. $35.00
#898Z Franck, Harry A. SKY ROAMING ABOVE TWO CONTINENTS NY: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1938. Chapter XIX is "African Haiti" p. 296-311. Wonderful travel / aventure from an earlier flyer. Includes Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Trinidad, Barbados, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Cuba and more. Hard bound in original dust jacket. Lots of b/w photos on slick paper. Some tears on edges and top of dust jacket, book in very good. Nice book.
- $15.00
# 899Z Franck, Harry A. ROAMING THROUGH THE WEST INDIES NY: Blue Ribbon Books, 1920. Hard bound, in original dust jacket. Very good condition. 486 pages. Chapter VII "Hither and Yon In the Haitian Hills" Lead See NY Times: Oct. 1920. Interview with Franck about marines as southerners. Travel liturature during the early days of the Occupation.
- $18.00
# 907z Drot, J.-M. (1994). AN ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO WORLDS AS SEEN BY HAITI'S ARTISTS . Rome, Carte Segrete. Foreword by Regis Debray; essay by Drot. Catalogue of an itinerant exhibition of Haitian artists. 100 vibrant paintings illustrated in full colour. A radical history of Haiti in uncompromising art. Wrappers.
- Dual language in French and Spanish $55.00
# 934Z Williams, Sheldon. VOODOO AND THE ART OF HAITI. 109 page paper back from the 1960s which has text on Haitian art, plus a large number of black and white reproductions and some color plates.
- Like new. $27.00.
# 943z Franciscus, J. A. (1980). HAITI VOODOO KINGDOM TO MODERN RIVIERA . San Juan, Puerto Rico, The Franciscus Family Foundation, Inc. B/W And Color Photos. A curious book! Partly for tourists, partly for art buffs. It carries the bios and sample paintings by over 100 artists, some photos in color, some in black and white, but all very tiny. Additionally it lists the names of other painters as well as short biographies. 4to - over 10 x 12" tall. XII, 278 pp., pictorial wraps; Soft cover. Includes sections on: Arriving in Port-Au-Prince; History of Haiti; Voodoo - Its Origin; Haitian Art; Sightseeing - Things To Do; Architecture; Travel Within Haiti; Personal, Business; Facts and Figures. Illustrated with B&W photos, maps & reproductions, as well as small color reproductions of many paintings. The author (the brother of actor James Franciscus) was a resident of Puerto Rico who assembled one of the largest collections of Haitian Art in the Americas. Very scarce and hard to find.

There is a particularly curious feature of this book. It was BADLY printed and put together. In in the mid-1980 I would see them in Haiti, but often there were badly worn (in such a short time) and falling apart.
- The complete book, but with some loose pages and a bit banged up: $55.00
# 963z IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS..... This is a Sotheby's art catalogue + 5246. This sale was Nov. 27-29. There are 54 Haitian paintings pictured in the catalogue. Catalogue is in excellent condition.
- $16.00
# 1303Z Basch, Linda Nina Glick Schiller and Cristina Szanton Blanc NATIONS UNBOUND: TRANSNATIONAL PROJECTS POSTCOLONIAL PREDICAMENTS AND DETERRITORIALIZED NATION-STATES Langhorne, PA: Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, 1994. Hard bound in dust jacket, like new. 344 pages, index. This work examines an increasing trend in migration - transnationalism. Immigrants today are no longer rooted in one location. By building transnational social networks, economic alliances and political ideologies, they are able to cross the geographic and cultural boundaries of both their countries of origin and of settlement. Through ethnographic studies of immigrant populations from St Vincent, Grenada, Haiti and the Philippines to the United States, the authors aim to demonstrate that transnationalism is something other than expanded nationalism. They argue that by placing immigrants in a limbo between the settler and visitor, transnationalism challenges the concepts of citizenship and nationhood. Much of the study is focused on Haiti.
- $29.00
# 1308Z Cooper, Anna Julia SLAVERY AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONISTS (1788-1805) Lewiston, NY: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1988. Translated from the French and written by Cooper, an American black woman living in Paris, in the 1920s. Very scarce book. Hard bound like new, 228 pages with index.
- $82.00
# 1310Z Shacochis, Bob SWIMMING IN THE VOLCANO New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1993. "Bob Shacochis returns to the islands with a first novel possessed of the same beauty as the places and people of the Caribbean. The volcano at the heart of the island of St. Catherine has smoldered as ominously and impotently as its politics for years., but lately things seem to be heating up. Mitchell Wilson, an American expatriate and economist for the Ministry of Agriculture, becomes unwittingly embroilded in an internecine war between rival factions of the government. Into this potentially eruptive scene enters a woman, Johanna, whom Mitchell once loved and lost but who remains an enchanting and powerful temptation-one he will not resist." 518 pages.
- Hard bound in original dust jacket in fine condition. $10.00
# 1311Z Kuser, J. Dryden HAITI: ITS DAWN OF PROGRESS AFTER YEARS IN A NIGHT OF REVOLUTION Boston: The Gorham Press, 1921. Quite a few b/w photos in the book. Hard bound in very fine condition. This early edition is quite scarce. 8vo. pp 108, frontis + 20 illus. Also a later edition, printed in 1970 by Negro University Press. Like new. The quality of the photos in the later edition is not as crisp and clear as on the slick paper of the first edition.
- 1921 eidtion: $72.00
- 1970 reprint: $45.00
# 1314Z Healy, David GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY IN THE WILSON ERA: THE U.S. NAVY IN HAITI, 1915-1916 Madison, Wisc: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1976. When the U.S. marines landed in Haiti, Healy was the one who was in charge in those early days. This is an account of those first two years of the occupation. Detailed and well0-written. 268 pages with index. Hard bound in original dust jacket, fine condition.
- $42.00
# 1320z Courlander, Harold. THE BORDEAUX NARRATIVE. One of my favorite Haiti books. This is a novel and Harold Courlander told me that after many years of scholarly research he had a number of folk customs and legends collected which he just couldn't published as scholarly reports since the evidence was not strong enough. Yet he gave credence to these as common beliefs in Haiti. So, in his senior years he wrote this road-story novel to embody all these various legends. It is a marvelous read, and this is a very fine copy in hard bound with dust jacket.
- $24.00.
# 1323z Riou, Roger. TURTLE ISLAND -- GOODBY. Story of Father Roger Riou, a Belgian priest who worked on the island of La Tortue during Papa Doc's regime and was eventually exiled from Haiti. Riou takes great pride in that he worked on the anti-superstitution campaign in the early 1940s. Published in the U.S. under the title of The Island Of My Life.
- Copy in original dust jacket in nice condition $25.00
- A copy like new in dust jacket under the title: THE ISLAND OF MY LIFE. $28.00.
# 1324z Leyburn, James G. THE HAITIAN PEOPLE. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1948. Sidney W. Mintz says of this book: "One of the very few books to deal with Haiti's crucial century of isolation (1804-1915)", this volume focuses on the history of the troubled Caribbean nation, from the slave revolts to the early 1940s, when Leyburn finished his study. Original edition in Third printing, 1948.
- 1948 edition without dustjacket. Very good condition. $68.00
# 1325Z Prichard, Hesketh WHERE BLACK RULES WHITE NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1900 Very lovely copy of this original 1900 book. Dash claims that Prichard, along with Sir Spencer St. John, is one of the origins of the rumors of cannibalism in Haitian Voodoo in the 19th century. 288 page volume has many b/w photos as well as text about Haiti. As the title suggests, Prichard does NOT approve of black folks ruling. Quite scarce book, and especially the 1900 version.
- $160.00
# 1326z Gold, Herbert. BEST NIGHTMARE ON EARTH: A LIFE IN HAITI. Gold's non-fiction essays recall his many years working in Haiti as an observer and writer.
- Hard bound edition in original dust jacket $20.00
1329z Cave, H. B. (1988). DISCIPLES OF DREAD . New York, Tom Doherty Associates, Inc A Papa Doc figure is ruling the country of San Merlo. His chief bokor uses an army of mushroom induced zombies to kill his enemies and keep people in order. An Erzulie-possessed woman saves the day. Little to offer about Haiti, but a fun book nontheless. There is a section where Cave preaches the difference between Voodoo and black magic. BC May, 1991. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket in fine condition.
- $17.00
# 1330Z Parente, Audrey PULP MAN'S ODYSSEY: THE HUGH B. CAVE STORY Mercer Island, WA: Starmount House, 1988. Paper bound. 146 pages, b/w photos, index. Very good condition. Scarce. Hugh Cave was a prolific writer, beginning with stories in pulp magazines in the 1930s when he was still a school boy. He became one of the most noted writers in the area of horror and science fiction. Hugh and his family lived in Haiti for a few years in the mid-1950s and he wrote one of his few non-fiction books, Haiti, HighRoad to Adventure, one of the best travel-type books every written on Haiti. He also wrote more than a dozen novels and several dozen short stories set in and featuring Haiti. This is his story, an amazing life. Hugh and I became good friend in the 1980s and corresponded until his death a few years ago.
- $48.00
# 1332Z Cave, Hugh B. THE WITCHING LANDS: TALES OF THE WEST INDIES NY: Doubleday and Co., 1963. Hard bound in original dust jacket. Very fine condition. First U.S. edition, signed by the author. 14 short stories.
- $18.00
# 1334Z Cave, Hugh B. LEGION OF THE DEAD NY: Avon Books, 1979. Paper bound novel of zombies
- $7.00
# 1334Z Cave, Hugh B. THE EVIL NY: Charter, 1981. Paper bound. Very good condition: 6.75 in Tall. 359. A novel of a Voodoo houngon in Haiti who seemingly returns from the dead. Another Voodoo thriller from Hugh B. Cave, who lived in Haiti and researched Haiti for many years.
- $6.00
# 1335Z Cave, Hugh B. THE EVIL RETURNS NY: Leisure Books, 1991. Paperback. One of the last books Hugh Cave wrote before he died. Very fine condition.
- $8.00
# 1336Z Cave, Hugh. CROSS ON THE DRUM. Hard bound, 1959. Perhaps the best American novel on Haitian Voodoo which I know. Set on the island of La Torture, it concerns a Protestant missionary and a Voodoo houngan who come to understand one another and one another's religions.
- Copy without dustjacket: $17.50
- Copy with dustjacket: $22.00
# 1337Z Cave, Hugh. HAITI: HIGHROAD TO ADVENTURE. Hard bound, 1952. One of the best overviews of Haiti ever written. Cave lived in Haiti for a few years and visited many important centers of Haiti. He writes with understanding, depth and respect.
- Hard bound first edition in good condition in the original dust jacket: $45.00
# 1338Z Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe and Pierre Marcelin. CANAPE-VERT. Prize winning novel second Latin American contest.
- 1944 edition worn, but in good condition. $30.00.
# 1339Z Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe and Pierre Marceline. THE BEAST OF THE HAITIAN HILLS.. Like-new paperback. Marvelous novel of Voodoo and folk customs in the 1940s in Haiti.
- $14.00.
# 1340z Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe and Pierre Marcelin. THE PENCIL OF GOD.
- Good condition book with no dust jacket $30.00
# 1341Z Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe and Pierre Marcelin. ALL MEN ARE MAD. Novel by the famous brothers.
- Excellent condition hardbound with dust jacket $31.00.
# 1342z Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe and Pierre Marcelin. THE SINGING TURTLE AND OTHER TALES FROM HAITI.
- Hard bound in dust jacket in fine condition $45.00
- Hard bound in dust jacket that is ex-library but in good condition. $40.00.
# 1343Z Greene Graham. THE COMEDIANS. This is the classic story of Papa Doc's macoutes and got Greene banned from Haiti for life.
- Hardbound with dust jacket $10.00
- Hardbound without dust jacket $9.00
# 1344Z Murville, M. N. L. Courve de A SLAVE FROM HAITI: A SAINT FROM NEW YORK?: THE LIFE OF PIERRE TOUSSAINT London: CST Publications, 1995. Paper bound. 32 page booklet with lovely b/w photos. Like new.
- $15.00
# 1351Z Parkinson, Wenda. THIS GILDED AFRICAN: TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE. Nice condition paper bound 1978 biography of Toussaint and story of the Haitian revolution by a British author.
- $15.50.
# 1345Z Sheehan, Arthur and Elizabeth Odell Sheehan BLACK PEARL: THE HAIRDRESSER FROM HAITI London: The Harvill Press, 1956. Also have the American versin of the same book: Pierre Toussaint: Citizen of Old New York. Both in hard bound with dust jacket and both in fine condition. A fictionalized biography of a Haitian slave who became one of the great benefactors to blacks and whites in New York City and raised a large part of the money to found the first Catholic orphanage in NYC. Index and bibliography. Pierre Toussaint is the first Haitian to have been beatified, the first step toward sainthood within the Roman Catholic Church.
- $18.00
# 1347Z Tarry, Ellen THE OTHER TOUSSAINT Boston: The Daughters of St. Paul, 1981. Biography of Pierre Toussaint, the first Haitian to have been beatified by the Roman Catholic Church, the first step toward sainthood. Hard bound book in original dust jacket, like new.
- $15.00
# 1348z Seabrook, W.B. THE MAGIC ISLAND A 1929 edition of this famous and notorious book on Haiti. Excellent wood-cut illustrations by Alexander King and photographs by the author. Hard bound copy, a bit beat up on the outside, but tight, and completely clean text.
- $25.00.
# 1349Z Metraux, Alfred. VOODOO IN HAITI. Classic book on the Haitian religion.
- Nice condition paperback. $17.00
# 1350Z Vandercook, John W. BLACK MAJESTY: THE LIFE OF CHRISTOPHE KING OF HAITI Drawings by Mahlon Blaine. 1928 edition. Somewhat worn copy, but in very nice condition.
- 1928 edition. Somewhat worn copy, but in very nice condition. $17.00
- Very nice 1950 edition in excellent dust jacket. $15.00
- Paper back copy from the 1950s. Nice condition. $10.00
# 1351z Parkinson, Wenda. THIS GILDED AFRICAN: TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE. Nice condition paper bound 1978 biography of Toussaint and story of the Haitian revolution by a British author.
- $15.50.
# 1352Z Chamberlain, George Agnew THE SILVER CORD NY: Putnam's, 1927. A novel about the all-American boy who grows a big nose, loses his self-image, escapes to Haiti and is taken in by a white houngan. Hard bound in good condition.
- $12.00
# 1353z Laguerre, M. (1989). VOODOO AND POLITICS IN HAITI New York, St. Martin's Press. 162 pages. An analysis of the interplay between the Voodoo religion and the complexity of Haitian politics from the colonial period to the post Papa Doc and Baby Doc Duvalier era. The author attempts to reveal the strategic role played by Voodoo ideology and religious leaders during the Haitian Revolution. NOTES, REFERENCES, INDEX. Quite scarce. Hard bound in very fine condition.
- $89.00
# 1356Z Lieberman, Laurence THE CREOLE MEPHISTOPHELES: A COLLECTION OF NEW POEMS. NY: Collier Books, 1988. 134 pages. Very good condition.
- $11.00
# 1354Z Cassone, Gian HAIKU AND THE CITADELLE Orangeburg, South Carolina, 1987. Soft Cover. Very good conditin. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Haiku about the Citadelle. Illustrated by author, 73 pages, attractive book from a private press.
- $33.00
# 1358z Wyllie, J. (1981). THE LONG DARK NIGHT OF BARON SAMEDI New York, Doubleday and Co., Inc. Much of the action of this novel is set on a fictional island which greatly resembles Haiti. It's a mystery story. We find of the victim "...half-concealed under his naked body were the mysterious signs of a voodoo cult..." The victim was further the chief of the President's personal police. Hard bound in the original dust jacket and in good condition. Usual marking of an ex-library book.
- $7.00
# 1360Z Shacochis, Bob SWIMMING IN THE VOLCANO New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1993. "Bob Shacochis returns to the islands with a first novel possessed of the same beauty as the places and people of the Caribbean. The volcano at the heart of the island of St. Catherine has smoldered as ominously and impotently as its politics for years., but lately things seem to be heating up. Mitchell Wilson, an American expatriate and economist for the Ministry of Agriculture, becomes unwittingly embroilded in an internecine war between rival factions of the government. Into this potentially eruptive scene enters a woman, Johanna, whom Mitchell once loved and lost but who remains an enchanting and powerful temptation-one he will not resist." 518 pages.
- # 1360Z, paper bound, like new. $6.00
# 1361Z Calixte, Colonel D. P. HAITI: THE CALVARY OF A SOLDIER NY: Negro University Press (reprint), 1969. This is a hard bound reprint of a 1939 book. Calixte writes a work to defend himself from charges of corruption and an attempted coup d'etat in the 1930s. The work, while self-serving and quite one-sided, gives an insight to the last years of the occupation and the immediate aftermath. Very scarce book. Like new.
- $52.00
# 1369Z Gold, Herbert SLAVE TRADE NY: Arbor House, 1979. This is not about the slave trade in Saint Domingue, but about current conditions in selling little boys into sex slave trade for homosexual use. It is a novel and one of the scarcest books that Herb Gold has written. This is a hard bound copy in original dust jacket. Very fine condition. One critic says: "SLAVE TRADE is an extraordinary novel of many dimensions...It's as if Nabakov and Raymond Chandler were wrestling and writing in the same room." (Jerome Charyn).
- $26.00
# 1371Z Barskett, Sir James HISTORY OF THE ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO: FROM ITS FIRST DISCOVERY BY COLUMBUS London: Frank Cass, 1972. Reprint of the 1818 original. Hard bound in original dust jacket, fine condition. Barskett seems to be mainly relying on Charlevoix and to a lesser extent on Abbe Raynal. He seems to be using an English translation of Raynal's book: History of the Settlement and Trade in the East and West Indies. p. 68. Wonderful passage on "the exterminator" p. 69 ff. Great section on Morgan the pirate. 416 pages with appendix.
- $110.00
# 1372Z Franklin, James THE PRESENT STATE OF HAYTI (SAINT DOMINGO): WITH REMARKS ON ITS AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE, LAWS, RELIGION, FINANCES AND POPULATION ETC., ETC London: Frank Cass, 1971. Reprint of an 1828 original. Hard bound in original dust jacket in like new condition. 411 pages. One of the very important early works on Haiti.
- $160.00
# 1374Z Brown, Jonathan THE HISTORY AND PRESENT CONDITION OF ST. DOMINGO London: Frank Cass, 1972. Reprint of the 1837 work. This is two volumes. Vol. 1 is 307 pages and Vol. 2 is 289 pages. Both these volumes are hard bound in original dust jacket in like new condition.
- $140.00
# 1376Z PAPERS RELATING TO THE FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH THE ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1902. Please note this is during the presidency of Teddy Roosevelt, not Franklin. Also, it was NOT during the U.S. Occupation but before that. The book itself is the whole giant book of all nations and is 1102 pages with a huge index. It will definitely cost extra postage. The Haiti section: pp. 587-682 (over 100 pages). Topics are: Revolution in Haiti Protectin of Cuban interests by U.S. consular officials Question of "right of asylum" in U.S. legislations and An accident to President Roosevelt. Hard bound book in good condition.
- $125.00
# 1377z Gordon, Leah (2000). THE BOOK OF VODOU: CHARMS AND RITUALS TO EMPOER YOUR LIFE London, Quarto Publishing Co. Colorful book on heavy slick paper and lots and lots of color prints. 128 pages. Hard bound book in dust jacket is like news.
- $15.00
# 1378Z Hippolyte-Manigat, Mirande. HAITI AND THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY. 1980 over-sized paperback.
- $18.00.
# 1384z Craige, John Houston. BLACK BAGDAD. Second of the famous hard bound books which this military officer wrote during the American occupation in the 1930s. Craige's critique of Haitian people and culture set off a storm of protest amoung liberals in the U.S.
- Nice copy in original dust jacket $55.00
- Nice copy without dust jacket $50.00.
# 1386Z Galvan, Manuel de Jesus THE CROSS AND THE SWORD Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1954. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket in fine condition. Reprint: First published in the 1890's, this is an historical novel about the Spanish conquest of Santo Domingo on Hispaniola. Translated by Robert Graves. A novel of Spaniards and Indians on Hispaniola in 16th century. p. 254. Las Casas brought wheat with him to Spain from Hispaniola to prove it could be grown there. --1523 was the end of Diego Columbus' stay. -- Diego Columbus was followed by Bishop Don Sebastian Ramirez.
- $26.00
# 1390Z Acker, Kathy LITERAL MADNESS Three novels in one book. The novel: KATHY GOES TO HAITI is one of the three novels in this intellectualized porno book. I have it on authority of someone who knows the Kathy in question that the song did indeed spark the book. The Kathy novel is 170 pages. Two other novel of similar length in this volume are: My Death, My Life by Pier Paulo Passolini, and Florida. Paper bound in very good condition.
- $16.00
# 1392Z Manigat, Leslie HAITI OF THE SIXTIES, OBJECT OF INTERNATIONAL CONCERN Washington, DC: Washington Center Of Foreign Policy Research, 1964. Paper bound in very good condition. 104 pages. By the former short-termed president of Haiti. Interesting analysis. Very scarce.
- $66.00
# 1393Z Greenberg, Keith Elliot A HAITIAN FAMILY Minneapolis: Lerner Publications Co., 1998. Have both the hard bound and paper bound, both in very fine condition. 56 pages.
- Hard bound: $10.00
- Paper bound: $8.00
# 1395Z Working, Russell RESURRECTIONISTS Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 1987. This is a book of short stories and the title story, Resurrectionists, concerns Haitians. Hard bound book in original dust jacket, like new. This is a title in the publisher's Iowa Short Fiction Award series. A collection of short fiction that is a winner of the Iowa Short fiction Award. 173 pages.
- $12.00
# 1398Z Anvers, Paul OF RICE AND BLOOD Montreal, Canada: Editions CIDIHCA, 1994. Novel set in Haiti in 1991. Soft bound in fine condition. 144 pages.
- $17.00
# 1400Z Vandercook, John W. CARIBBEE CRUISE: A BOOK OF THE WEST INDIES NY: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1938. Original 349 pages book with 35 page chapter on Haiti and another on the Dominican Republic. Lovely illustrations. Very nice book. Excellent condition.
- $12.00
# 1402Z Hanley, Boniface TEN CHRISTIANS Notre Dame, In.: Ave Maria Press, 1979. Pages 14-37 have a story on Pierre Tousssaint and lots of images. Pierre Tousssaint is the first Haitian who has been elevated to the status of "blessed" by the Vatican, a first step toward sainthood. Other stories are ofof Damien de Veuster, Fred. Ozanam, Max. Kolbe, Mother Teresa, Francis of Assisi, John Bosco, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, Joseph Cardijn & Therese of Lisieux. Soft bound, large size book, 269 pages. Fine condition.
- $9.00
# 1409Z Laguerre, Michel S. ETUDES SUR LE VODOU HAITIEN: BIBLIOGRAPHIE ANALYTIQUE Fonds St-Jacques: Centre de recherches caribes, 1979. Detailed annotated bibliography of 50 pages. Small print. Paper bound.
- $48.00
# 1411Z Laferriere, Dany A DRIFTING YEAR Toronto: Douglas & McIntyre, 1994. Paper bound, 118 pages, like new. A book that recounts his exile before arriving in Canada. Book is signed by the author in his first year in Canada.
- $35.00
# 1415Z Anon. HAITI: BEST SPOT FOR A WINTER VACATION Jet Magazine, Dec. 24, 1953. Whole edition of the small magazine, Jet. Tourist article, feature article, on Haiti. Good condition.
- $16.00
# 1416Z Adams, Theodore F. BAPTISTS AROUND THE WORLD Nashville, TENN: Broadman Press, 1967. 128 pages. Good condition hard bound. 2 page report from Haiti. Many other lands.
- $5.00
# 1417Z Prince, Rod HAITI: FAMILY BUSINESS London: Latin America Bureau, 1985. History of the Duvalier family. Paper boudn in fine condition. 86 pages.
- $16.00
# 1418Z Hearn, Lafcadi TWO YEARS IN THE FRENCH WEST INDIES NY: Harper and Brothers 1890. 8vo [5.5x 7.5 inches]; [xviii], 460 pp, frontis, map, plates from photos by Arthur W. Rushmore, illus by Marie Royle, 4 pages of music, pictorial endpapers. An often referred to and well-respected account of Martinique. A series of light, amusing and evocative sketches of Martinique at the end of the 19th century. Smith H80: 'This tells of the two years the author lived in the West Indies in the late 1880's, a time which captivated him. . . An appendix includes some Creole melodies, and the illustrations are interesting'. Worn but good condition.
- $22.00
# 1426Z Dold, Gaylord SAMEDI'S KNAPSACK NY: Thomas Dunne Books, 2001. First Edition, in original dust jacket and like new. 313 pages. 8.50 x 5.80 x 1.20 in. 16.8 oz. "After a long stay in England, a love affair that fell apart, travel to Africa and the Caribbean, Mitch Roberts is headed home. Home to his ranch, his horses, and maybe -- or maybe not -- his detective profession. But if Roberts is looking forward to an uneventful life, he has farther to go than a return to southern Colorado. His problems start when a beautiful airline flight attendant suggests he meet her for a drink at her favorite bar when he stops over in Miami. The bar's parking lot, however, comes equipped with two thugs who knock Mitch out, take his passport, credit cards, and every cent in his pocket and drive off in the rental car. -- Desperate, Mitch finds the phone number of the only person he knows in Miami -- a former college acquaintance, Bobby Hilliard a rather sleazy character who has made a lot of money in questionable ways, and is now an art dealer. When Mitch finds the woman from the plane at the man's mansion; he is quick to realize he has been set up. But an offer of a sorely needed large fee tempts him, and he accepts a job. He is to go to Haiti, find an agent whom Hilliard had sent down with money to buy a large number of paintings and who has disappeared, and buy more paintings to replace those that are lost. -- Haiti is dismaying. The police and officials openly scoff at Mitch and his mission and more subtly let him know that he should stop nosing around. He is half-ill from the tropical heat and humidity and sickened by the poverty and fear that is everywhere. The atmosphere of Haiti's dark folklore pervades daily life -- the frightening Baron Samedi is a very real presence. -- Mitch is convinced that Hilliard's agent has been murdered and the art stolen, but he is driven to go on, as much to earn his fee as for a feeling deep inside that the quest has some meaning for him. With a Haitian guide, a poor, educated, desperately loyal man, Mitch travels the country tracking down the artists of the missing paintings in remote towns and buying more of their art. -- Dold's books are inevitably highly praised; he is an extraordinarily fine writer whether his subject is a mediocre lawyer accused of murder (The Devil to Pay) or a female Chinese-American police detective outwitting the leaders of a drug ring (Schedule Two). His sense of place is so vivid and so strong the reader is with him, in the Congo, in Jamaica, at Christmastime in London. -- Samedi's Knapsack -- , imbued not only with criminal machinations of more than one kind, but with the beliefs of the Haitian people in evil spirits and the living dead is another strong and colorful thriller to burnish his fine reputation as a writer. Mitch Roberts travels to Haiti to purchase some artwork for a gallerist friend. In the poverty-stricken country, he finds himself being pursued by murderous practitioners of vodun, or voodoo"
- $14.00
# 1427z English, E. Philip CANADIAN DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE TO HAITI: AN INDEPENDENT STUDY This paper-bound study comes from 1984 and detailed 182 page study of all aspects of Canadian development in Haiti.
- $22.00
# 1430Z Seghers, Anna DREI FRAUEN AUS HAITI Berlin: Aufbau Verlag, 1980. Small hard bound book of 100 pages with exquisite illustrations by Gunther Luck. Three different stories, from one Taino princess to other periods of time. All in St. Domingue / Haiti. In dust jacket and fine condition. Text in German.
- $19.00
# 1432Z Van Dyke, John C. IN THE WEST INDIES NY: Charles Schribner's Sons, 1932. Hard bound in dust jacket in good condition. Sections on several nations of the region. Pages 32-37 are on Haiti and D.R. "Sketches and studies in tropic seas and islands." Specifically the islands of the Caribbean - Jamaica, Haiti, Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the English Islands, the French West Indies, the Windward Islands, the detached island, the Spanish Main, the Continental Waterway, and Barro Colorado.
- $8.00
# 1436Z Holt, Gavin DRUMS BEAT AT NIGHT London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1934. Book of short pieces and there is one on Haiti. Hard bound in good condition.
- $28.00
# 1437Z Waugh, Alec TROPIC SEED (also published as NO QUARTER) NY: Farrar and Rinehart, 1932. Very scarce novel of Waugh. It is set on Hispaniola beginning in the time of the pirates and into the days of Saint Domingue. Hard bound in good condition, 111 pages.
- $98.00
# 1442Z Fowler, Connie May SUGAR CAGE NY: Washington Square Press, 1992. Paper bound in fine condition. 319 pages. First novelist Fowler creates a lively, interwoven chorus of Southern voices in this engrossing tale of domestic life, civil rights and the supernatural in 1960s Florida. Nine characters speak in alternating chapters: a reluctant psychic; a selfish, philandering husband; a sensitive, eccentric one; a finicky undertaker; a young soldier; an unhappy little girl; a Haitian migrant; and two widows, one merry, one grief stricken. This unlikely cast inhabits a narrative spanning 30 years.
- $8.00
# 1448Z Ros, Martin NIGHT OF FIRE: THE BLACK NAPOLEON AND THE BATTLE FOR HAITI NY: Sarpedon, 1991. Jacket cover says: "Life of Touissaint Louverture, a black slave who ruled Haiti,and their fight for independence against one of the largest invasion fleets in French history. An estimated 350,000 people died in the wars for Haitian independence when the world's first Free Black Republic was declared on Jan.1,1804." 224 pages.
- Hard bound in original dust jacket and in very fine condition. $18.00
- Soft bound, like new. $15.00
# 1449Z Schevill, James PURSUING ELEGY: A POEM ABOUT HAITI Providence, RI: PURSUING ELEGY, 1974. 8.5X11 and 21 pages. Drawings by Hugh Townley. Scarce.
- $52.00
# 1451Z Moton, R. R. and Mordecai W. Johnson and Leo M. Favrot and W. T. B. Williams and Benjamin F. Hubert Report of the United States Commission on Education in Haiti Washington, D.C.: Report of the United States Commission on Education in Haiti, 1930. 74 pages. Very good condition. An importatn study of education during the U.S. Occupation.
- $42.00
# 1452z Hyppolite, Michelson Paul A STUDY OF HAITIAN FOLKLORE Kingston, Jamaica. Jamaica Social Welfare Commission, 1954. 51pp. Includes a glossary and a bibliography. Translated by Edgar LaForest and Mrs. Pansy Hart. A few photos and a couple pages of musical notation. Very scarce book.
- $78.00
#1453Z Greene, Anne THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN HAITI: POLITICAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE East Lansing, MI: Michigan Univ. Press, 1993. Like new copy in original dust jacket.
- $180.00
# 1454z Brown, Karen McCarthy. MAMA LOLA Well-known, informative and entertaining account of a Haitian mambo in Brooklyn, NY. Brown worked with Mama Lola, went to Haiti with her and catalogues a fascinating account of Haitian Voodoo both in Haiti and in transition to New York.
- Hard bound copy in like new condition, in the original dust jacket. $18.00
- Paper bound like new: $15.00
# 1457z Bartsch, Paul THE OPERCULATE LAND MOLLUSKS OF THE FAMILY ANNULARIIDAE OF THE ISLAND OF HISPANIOLA AND THE BAHAMA ARCHIPELAGO Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, 1946 6 x 9 1/2. 264 pages, w/figure and plate illustrations. United States National Museum Bulletin 192.
- $28.00
# 1458Z Dodd, Susan O CARELESS LOVE: STORIES AND A NOVELLA NY: William Morrow and Company, Inc., 1999. The story "The Lost Art of Sleep" is about a Haitian woman who charms snakes. Book is hard bound, in original dust jacket, like new. 274 pages.
- $14.00
# 1460Z Turck, Mary C. HAITI: LAND OF INEQUALITY Minneapolis: Lerner Publications Company, 1999. Includes bibliographical references and index. Examines the history of Haiti's ethnic conflict and its continuing effect on the people of that country.; Examines the history of Haiti's ethnic conflict and its continuing effect on the people of that country. 104 pages, lots of color photos. Hard bound, like new.
- $11.00
# 1461 Sanchez, Thomas MILE ZERO NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1989. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket, fine condition. Stated first condition. Mile Zero marks the location of Key West - the cultural junction where the Anglo-Saxon, Latin and African worlds collide. An island with a legacy of the slave trade and revolution and a 'turbulent present of marijuana millionaires, threadbare illegal immigrants, proud homosexuals and hard-luck treasure hunters.' Map endpapers. 349 pages.
- $11.00
# 1464z Tinker, Clifford Albion THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF HAITI AND SANTO DOMINGO The American Review of Reviews: Undated disbound copy of this article. Could be 1922. pages 46-60. Nice b/w photos on slick paper.
- $14.00
# 1465Z Hennan, Clarence W. HAITI: POSTAL HISTORY AND STAMPS Chicago: Publication is a signle volume of essays which appeared in The American Philatelist from 1953 and 1954. Pages carry the number of the page they appeared on in the magazine, but it must be 200 pages. Rough printing, but all is there and in good condition.
- $20.00
# 1470Z Alexis, Jacques Stephen GENERAL SUN, MY BROTHER Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1999. Translate by Carrol Coates. Click on the title for my review of this marvelous novel. Paper bound in very fine condition.
- $21.00
# 1471z Cooper, Donald B. THE WITHDRAWL OF THE UNITED STATES FROM HAITI, 1928-1934 Journal of Inter-American Studies: Vol V, No. 1, pages 83-101. Reprinted article from the journal cited. Very good condition.
- $12.00
# 1473Z Galeano, Eduardo MEMORY OF FIRE: FACES AND MASKS NY; Pantheon Books, 1987. Hard bound book in original dust jacket. Very fine condition. This title has been translated into english by Cedric Belfrage. A unique work , Memory of Fire: Faces and Makes is the extraordinary second volume of a great and ambitious project, a kind of historical fiction that resists categorization. In a voice stirring in its originality, Eduardo Galeano re- creates the turbulent saga of the conquest of the Americas, and above all Latin America. This volume centers around Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian Revolution.
- $18.00
# 1475z Dominique, Alexandre and Christian Aime ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FISCAL DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR OCTOBER 1948 - SEPTEMBER 1949: BANQUE NATIONALE DE LA REPUBLIQUE D'HAITI Port-au-Prince: Imprimerie de l'Etat, 1949. 131 pages. Filled with charts and graphs of finances. Paper bound in good condition.
- $16.00
# 1476Z Chierici, Rose-Marie Cassagnol DEMELE: "MAKING IT" MIGRATION AND ADAPTATION AMONG HAITIAN BOAT PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES NY: AMS Press, Inc., 1991. 332 pages. Hard bound, like new.
- $22.00
# 1480Z Boggs, Ralph Steele BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LATIN AMERICAN FOLKLORE NY: H.W. Wilson Company, 1940. Hardbound, fine condition. 109 pages. Annotated entries, over 600 of them. Organised as periodicals, general works, mythology, legends, folktales, poetry, music, dance, games, festivals, customs, drama, arts, crafts, dress, food, belief, witchcraft, medicine, magic, folk speech, proverbs, riddles. Index. Each country treated separately under the headings.
- $16.00
# 1482Z Portes, Alejandro and Alex Stepick CITY ON THE EDGE: THE TRANSFORMATION OF MIAMI Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1992. An analysis of the impact of boat-people immigration on Miami. Paper bound, very fine condition, 281 pages with index.
- $12.00
# 1484Z WHO'S NEXT FOR THE FLIGHT? POLITICAL SUCCESSION IN HAITI IN THE LAST THREE YEARS Kingston, Jamaica: Association of Development Agencies, 1989. Paperbound analysis. Features Baby Doc, Aristide, issues related to boat people and other analyses. Quite interesting analysis of how things were seen in the heat of the period. 24 pages.
- $11.00
# 1485z Averill, Gage. (1994). ANRAJE TO ANGAGE: CARNIVAL POLITICS AND MUSIC IN HAITI. This is a 30 page article in the journal ETHNOMUSICOLOGY. Vol 38, (no 2): Spring/Summer 1994. The article is on pages 217-247. I am offering the entire magazine which is about 170 pages long. Like new.
- $11.00
# 1487Z Plummer, Brenda Gayle HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT Athens, GA: The University of Georgia Press, 1992. Paperbound in fine condition. 303 pages with index. An important study.
- $21.00
# 1488Z Davis, Kortright EMANCIPATION STILL COMIN': EXPLORATIONS IN CARIBBEAN EMANCIPATORY THEOLOGY Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 1990. Paper bound in fine condition. 164 pages with index. Study of the role of Liberation Theology in the 1980s in L.A., including Haiti.
- $16.00
# 1489Z Spillman, Rev Joseph S. J. BLESSED ARE THE MERCIFUL: A TALE OF THE NEGRO UPRISING IN HAITI St. Louis, MO: B. Herder, 1906. 135 pages history of the Haitian Revolution. Translated from German. Very very scarce.
- Lovely 1925 version of this book. $39.00
# 1491Z Hoftink, H. THE TWO VARIANTS IN CARIBBEAN RACE RELATIONS NY: The Institute of Race Relations, 1967. 207 pages with index. Quite a few references to Haiti, especially in relation to the Dominican Republic. Hard bound book in very good condition.
- $11.00
# 1492Z Phipps, Marilene CROSSROADS AND UNHOLY WATER Carbondale, Ill.: Southern Illinois University Press, 2000. A book of poetry by Haitian-American poet. First full-length collection by the author. Embodies a fully initiated voice that dares some old truths through youthful language. The poetry in this collection invites the reader to share sharp slices of the writer's Caribbean experience: Haiti is both stage and backdrop for people who move in various strata of the social scheme and through the three stages of life, in lieu of answers to the Sphinx's riddle.
- $18.00
# 1493Z Ashabranner, Brent TO SEEK A BETTER WORLD: THE HAITIAN MINORITY IN AMERICA NY: Cobble Hill / Dutton, 1997. Photographs by Paul Conklin. Hard bound book in original dust jacket, like new. 88 pages. Nice photos on slick paper. Haitian refugees seeking a better life.
- $13.00
# 1501z Stamper, W. J. BEYOND THE SEAS Seems to have been privately printed in 1935. Former Marine. Several of the stories in the book are set in Haiti and were published separately in various magazines. They deal with Haiti during the U.S. Occupation.
N.p. {Norfolk, Virginia: W. J. Stamper], 1935. Octavo, pp. [1-6] [1] 2-215 [216: blank], original printed yellow textured paper wrappers with black quarter-cloth spine, side-stapled. First edition. The author's first (and only?) book. Collects sixteen short stories of adventure, including weird fantasy. Stamper was an early contributor to WEIRD TALES, and his six contributions to the magazine published in 1925 and 1926 are collected here. Others appeared in WIDE WORLD ADVENTURE MAGAZINE, IT, and DANGER TRAIL MAGAZINE. "Lips of the Dead," the author's first story, was published in WEIRD TALES and subsequently appeared in the first of the "Not at Night" anthologies. It, like several others here, is set in Haiti and involves voodoo. Includes a brief foreword by Arthur J. Burks, fellow Marine and pulp fiction author. A crudely produced book, reproduced from typewritten rather than typeset copy. Day, The Checklist of Fantastic Literature in Paperbound Books, p. 68. Not in Bleiler (1948; 1978) or Reginald (1979; 1992). Three chips from the cloth spine panel, several light stains to the front wrapper, small store stamp on front cover, a very good copy. An extremely scarce book.
- $212.00
# 1503z Laraque, Paul et al., HAITI 1986 OR DANCING ON A VOLCANO This is the whole issue of the Journal: Left Curve, # 11, pages 20-35. By the Jacques Roumain Cultural Brigade and includes, Boadiba, Zaza Marechal Soley, Felix Morisseau-Leroy, J.F. Briere, Danrrell Gauff, Tristan Remy and Jacques Roumain
- $35.00
# 1504z Wagner, Henry Raup, with the collaboration of Helen Rand Parish THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF BARTOLOME DE LAS CASAS Albuquerque: The University of New Mexico, 1967. Brother Casas was ahead of his time, the mid to late 17th century, in his writings for the humane treatment of the American Indians in New Spain. 1st Edition. 310 pp. index, catalog of the writings of La Casas, Short buiography of Wagner by George Hammond. The first full and indistorted picture of the protector of the indians as a man of action and a man of words. Hard bound, large and heavy book in original dust jacket. Book is in very fine condition.
- $52.00
# 1505z Hanke, Lewis BARTOLOME DE LAS CASAS: BOOKMAN, SCHOLAR AND PROPAGANDIST Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1952. Hard bound in dust jacket, very fine condition. 119 pages with index. The first thorough analysis of Las Casas' History of the Indies.
- $35.00
# 1510z Casas, Bartolome de las HISTORY OF THE INDIES (EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES) New York: Harper and Row (Harper Torchbooks), 1971. This is las Casas's famous treament of the Indies at the time of Columbus including the famous letter from King Ferdinand on converting the Indians. Fine condition. 302 pages with index.
- $80.00
# 1513z Casas, Bartolome de las THE TEARS OF THE INDIANS Stratford, California: Academic Reprints. This is a duplication of a 1656 translation of what is generally called In Defense of the Indians. Done by J.P. in London by Nath.Brook. There is no date of the reprint, but it is printed to look just like the 1656 English translation. It is printed in a way to make it look very much like it is the 1656 edition. Very good condition.
- $30.00
# 1512z Stopsky, Fred BARTOLOME DE LAS CASAS Lowell, MA: Discovery Enterprise, Ltd., 1992. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall. 52 pp with chronology and bibliography.
- $8.00
# 1515z Waugh, Alex A FAMILY OF ISLANDS: A HISTORY OF THE WEST INDIES Garden City, NJ: Doubleday and Company, 1964. 348 pages. History of the West Indies from 1942 to 1898, with Epilogue re events from Spanish American War to Castro. In original dust jacket, hard bound book in very good condition.
- $8.00
# 1518z Dorsinville, Roger THE RULE OF FRANCIOS "PAPA DOC" DUVALIER IN TWO NOVELS BY ROGER DORSINVILLE Lewiston, NY: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2000. Edited and translated by Max Dorsinville Contains two novels: 1. THE MAD KING and 2. THE CREATOR AND THE MAD KING It also contains some other material, interviews and such. It argues that the novels fit in the tradition of Joseph Conrad's narratives exploring the darker side of human behaviour. 310 pages includes bibliography. Hard bound and like new.
- $115.00
#1524z Bell, Madison Smartt. ALL SOULS' RISING. First volume of Madison Bell's trilogy on the character of Toussaint Louverture.
- Paper bound novel, like new. Epic sized historical novel of 530 pages. $16.00.
#1525z Bell, Madison Smartt. MASTERS OF THE CROSSROADS. Second volume of Madison Bell's trilogy on the character of Toussaint Louverture. Hard bound copy in original dust jacket of the epic sized historical novel of 732 pages. Very find condition
- $20.00.
# 1527z Wheeler, W. M. and W. M. Mann THE ANTS OF HAITI From: American Museum of Natural History - 1914: XXXIII, Issue 1, pages 1-61. Lots of illustrations. Fine condition.
- $22.00
# 1529z THE CRADLE OF THE NEW WORLD Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume XLVI, issue CCLXXV. Pages 641-658. Disbound article. Travel. Original article from 1873.
- $11.00
# 1530z Paris, Barry SONG OF HAITI: THE LIVES OF DR. LARIMER AND OWEN MELLOW AT THE ALBERT SCHWEITZER HOSPITAL OF DESCHAPELLES NY: Public Affairs, 2000. Lives of Dr. Larimer and Gwen Mellon at Albert Schweitzer Hospital of Deschapelles. 338 pages. Hard bound in original dust jacket in very fine condition. Stated first edition.
- $19.00
# 1533z 4 ISSUES OF PHILATELIST
- Purves, J.R.W. THE 'LARGE PALMS' ISSUE OF 1891-93. Vol. 39, # 5 Sept., 1969. pp. 217-232.
- B Dalismer, Sam. HAITI: POSTCRIPT ON THE 1889 BLACK CAP-HAITIEN HANDSTANP. Vol. 44 no. 4, July, 1965, pp. 236-238. (2 copies)
- C. Sellers, F.B. UNCOMMON USE OF COMMON STAMPS. Vol. 44 no. 5. Sept. 1965. pp. 295-296
- Each issue is: $12.00
# 1534z Jaffe, N. (1997). A VOICE FOR THE PEOPLE: THE LIFE AND WORK OF HAROLD COURLANDER New York, Henry Holt and Company. A biography of the life and work of one of the finest anthropologists to work in Haiti. Courlander is author of many excellent books on Haiti and this book tells his story. Hard bound in dust jacket like new. 176 pages.
- $11.00
# 1535Z Stephens, James THE CRISIS OF THE SUGAR COLONIES NY: Negro University Press, 1969. Like new hardbound. Reprint of the 1802 classic on the subject.
- $25.00
# 1540z Orjala, Paul PUBLISHING THE WORD Kansas City, Mo: Nazarene Publishing House, 1965. Missionary book about publishing and sending missionaries out. Some parts of it have to do with mission work in Haiti. Paper bound in good condition.
- $6.00
# 1542z Binsse, Henry PIERRE TOUSSAINT: A CATHOLIC UNCLE TOM Hard bound copy of the entire journal: Historical Records and Studies, Vol 12, June 1918. Pages 90-101. Published by U.S. Catholic Historical Society. This issue also has: Peter Condon "The Church in the Island of San Domingo" p. 7-28. Interestingly the reference to Uncle Tom is a positive reference. Also there is a novel of the period (when he lived or shortly after), called THE ECHOES OF A BELLE which uses Toussaint as one of the characters. p. 96. Also All Toussaint's papers were iven to the NY Public Library by Miss Georgine Schuyler. Henry Tuckman wrote a letter to the editor of Home Journal in Toussaint's time or just at his death about him. The novel referred to is: The Echoes of a Belle by Ben Shadow (author thought to be Mrs. Middleton, nee Irving). 1853, NY. Very good condition hard bound. Extremely scarce.
- $42.00
# 1549z Crowell, Foster TRAINING A TROPIC TORRENT: AN ENGINEER'S GLIMPSE OF HAYTI Schribners, 1891. Disbound from Schribners magazine. Very good condition. Pages 111-116. Very scarce.
- $19.00
# 1550z Pan American Union HAITI: GENERAL DESCRIPTIVE DATA Washington, DC: The Pan American Union, 1919. 31 pages with great b/w photos. Very good condition.
- $19.00
# 1551z Pan American Union HAITI: GENERAL DESCRIPTIVE DATA Washington, DC: The Pan American Union, 1924. 30 pages with great b/w photos. Very good condition.
- $19.00
# 1555z Cesaire, Aime DISCOURSE ON COLONIALISM NY: Modern Reader Paperbacks, 1982. Translated by Joan Pinkham 79 pages. Translation of work originally published in 1955. Includes interview with Cesaire conducted by Rene Depestre. Paper bound and in very good condition.
- $16.00
# 1557z Burnett, June HELENE BEBE London: Blond and Briggs Ltd., 1983. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Teenage girls story set in Haiti. Hard bound in dust jacket, very good condition.
- $8.50
# 1558z D'Invilliers, Edward PHOSPHATE DEPOSITS OF THE ISLAND OF NAVASSA Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, 1891. Vol. 2, 75-84. Very good condition.
- $6.00
# 1560z Engineer in Chief ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ENGINEER IN CHIEF FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1930-31 Port-au-Prince: Imprimerie de l'Etat, 1932. Official English translation. 125 pages, many charts and graffs, and some lovely b/w photos of Haiti's rural areas.
- $29.50
# 1570z Vaughn, Patricia MURMUR OF RAIN NY: Pocket Star Books, 1996. Hard bound novel in original dust jacket, like new. Novel set in pre-Revolutionary St. Domingue. French woman unhappy with life in Paris, flees to St. Domingue seeking a better life.
- $8.00
# 1566z Antoine, Louis Bernard M. D. LONE SURVIVOR: JUDGE, JURY, AND EXECUTIONER NY: Vantage Press, 1988. 261 pages, this is the story of a strong resistor to the Duvalier government. Paper bound and in fine condition.
- $11.00
# 1568z Laferriere, Dany NICE GIRLS DO IT, TOO New York: A Time Warner Book, 2000. A short story from pages 117-185 in YELLOW SILK II: INTERNATIONAL EROTIC STORIES AND POEMS. Edited by Lily Pond. The Laferriere story is translated by Carrol Coates. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. "Now the editor of YELLOW SILK, the world's premier publication of erotic literature, assembles a collection of over 40 new erotic short stories and poems-many never before available-from around the world.Expect to reacquaint yourself with the many astonishing faces of sex, love, and Eros itself." This book has 283 pages. Soft bound in very fine condition.
- $9.00
# 1572z Pan American Union HAITI Baltimore: The Sun Job Print 1938. Paper bound, 31 page booklet, and overview of the country with many nice b/w photos. Fine condition.
- $17.00
# 1573z Stan, Goff HIDEOUS DREAM: A SOLDIER'S MEMOIR OF THE U.S. INVASION OF HAITI Winnipeg, Canada: Skull Press, 2000. 499 pages. Paper bound in like-new condition.
- $23.50
# 1574z Bayard, T. F. IN RESPONSE TO SENATE RESOLUTION OF JANUARY 4, 1889, INFORMATION TOUCHING RECENT OCCURANCES IN HAYTI Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1889. Concerns the seizure and delivery of the American vessel Haytien Republic. Disbound from Congressional Record. 260 pages of this exchange. Some pages missing after page 260.
- $31.00
# 1575z Langston, Cousul-General TRADE AND COMMERCE OF HAITI Washington, DC: TRADE AND COMMERCE OF HAITI, 1885. 23 page document, disbound from U.S. Government printing. Details of that's year's economic activity in Haiti.
- $17.50
# 1580z Kent, David A KNIFE IS SILENT NY: Random House, 1947. Pseudonym of Herman Hoffman Birney. 8vo, pp. 245. A " swift-paced, tough and bibulous murder thriller". Jason Burr.a heart of gold concealed beneath a cynical and wise-crackingexterior. The tale is thrilling and baffling. Set against an eerie background with a glamorous , if slightly batty, cast of Hollywood characters. Much of the action is set in a fictional Caribbean island that is quite similar to Haiti. Hard bound and in very good condition.
- $6.00
# 1583z Levine, Paul MORTAL SIN NY: William Morrow and Company, Inc. 1994. nLawyer Jake Lassiter is defending Florida real estate developer Nicky Florio in a civil suit regarding an environmentalist's death at a poolside party. While Lassiter has doubts that the death was accidental, he also worries about the possible conflict of interest involved in sleeping with his client's wife, Gina. After Lassiter wins the case, he is sucked into the machinations of Florio and Gina and finds himself witness to a beheading, accused of embezzlement and murder, and on the run. Indian rights, animal rights, and slimy politicians and lawyers all surface in this fourth Lassiter novel. Permeated with cynicism and the corruption of South Florida that recall the work of Carl Hiaasen, this thriller races to a smashing climax. Hard bound in original dust jacket, fine condition.
- $6.50
# 1584x Waterloo, Stanley THE STORY OF A STRANGE CAREER: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CONVICT NY: D. Appleton and Company, 1902. Toward the end of the book this convict is released from prison and goes to Cap Haitien. A very interesting section on Haiti.
- $17.00
# 1585z Miller, Frances "TANTY" THE DARING DECADES Sag Harbor, NY: Sandbox Press, 1981. (Completing the 'Tanty Trilogy' with a Haitian interlude') "The story told here centers on an intensely lived interlude in Haiti..." Hard bound in original dust jacket in fine condition.
- $13.00
# 1588z Gold, Herb LOVE & LIKE Cleveland: The World Publishing Company, 1960. Contains two Haiti related short stories: Encounter in Haiti and Ti-Moune. 307 pages.
- $9.50
# 1595z SAILING DIRECTIONS TO ACCOMPANY A CHART OF THE GULF OF MEXICO AND ISLANDS OF HAITI, JAMAICA, CUBA THE BAHAMAS & ETC London: Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson, Ltd., 1913. Paper bound, good condition, a bit worn. Over 300 pages (numbered differently for each of four areas of interest). Chart not included.
- $19.00
# 1597z Kaebitzsch, Reinhold Johannes HAITI OVER THE BLUE HILL Madison, Wisc: Red Mountain Publishing Company, 1980. Poetry by an American, some of the about Haiti. Paper bound, fine.
- $5.50
# 1598z Danticat, Edwidge THE DEW BREAKER NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 2004. See Corbett's review of the book by clicking on the title. Pre-publication paper bound. Fine.
- $7.00
# 1603z Boone, Lee NEW AND RARE CUBAN AND HAITIAN TERRESTRIAL ISOPODA Bulletin of The American Musueum of Natural History. LXVI,Article V, 1934. Disbound article from the journal, published independently in wraps. 32 pages, lots of illustrations. Nice quality.
- $9.00
# 1603z Hawkins, Joseph N. THE THREE SONS OF NOAH AND THE 3 NEGROES OF GREATNESS Albany, NY. 12 page individually published piece that concludes with the argument about three "notable" black men, Toussaint is one of those three. No date. Very good condition.
- $7.00
# 1604z Nicholls, David ECONOMIC DEPENDENCE AND POLITICAL AUTONOMY: THE HAITIAN EXPERIENCE Occasional Paper Series, No. 9. Center for Deveoping Area Studies McGill University, Montreal, 1974. 45 pages, very good condition, and very scarce item by a noted historical scholar.
- $18.00
# 1612z Taft, Edna. A PURITAN IN VOODOO LAND. Insightful woman visited Haiti during the American occupation and made a serious effort to get out of her limited class and color background to experience a wider range of Haiti. This 1938 hardbound copy is good nice dust jacket, some tears.
- $28.00.
# 1613z Vedrine, Emmanuel W. UN STYLO INTERNATIONAL Cambridge, Ma.: Soup To Nuts Publishers, 1994. Paper bound in fine condition. Poetry in English, French and Creole.
- $8.00
# 1614z Quinn, S. (1930) DRUMS OF DAMBALLA Weird Tales Vol XV, #(3): March 1930, pages 302-325. This is one of the famous "pulp magazines" and a nice condition one like this is rather rare. Overall good condition, some damage to the spine, and the very colorful cover (which features the Drums of Damballa story with a woman with a snake wrapped around her) is loose from the book, but in good condition. Text is somewhat yellow, otherwise fine. Story is set in rural Haiti.
- $52.00
# 1615z Bedford-Jones, H. (1932). BUCCANEER BLOOD New York, Covici-Friede Publisher. First edition. Good condition. Novel set in the Haitian waters. Pirate story. Novel length story in pulp magazine. Quite rare in this condition.
- $49.00
# 1619z Davison, Jean (1976). THE DEVIL'S HORSEMAN Garden City, NY, Double Day and Company. Hard bound book in original dust jacket. Good condition. 149 page ex-library novel. "Young Laura Manning had good reason to accept her new post as governess, even if it did mean living on a remote estate in the strange land of Haiti. And for anyone as tough-minded as Laura, it was going to tke more than legends of voodoo and black magic to scrare her away."
- $10.00
# 1621z Arthur, Charles HAITI: A GUIDE TO THE PEOPLE, POLITICS AND CULTURE NY: Interlink Publishing Company, 2001. Paper bound like new. See Bob Corbett's review of the book by clicking on the title.
- $21.00
# 1622z Pressoir, Charles Fernand George Baussan Fils and Pierre Chauvet A STATEMENT OF THE LAWS OF HAITI IN MATTERS AFFECTING BUSINESS Washington, DC: Pan American Union, 1955. 77 pages includes index. Hard bound, very good condition.
- $25.00
# 1625z Farmer, Paul INFECTIONS AND INEQUALITIES: THE MODERN PLAGUES Berkely, CA: University of California Press, 1999. Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new. 375 pages. Paul Farmer has battled AIDS in rural Haiti and deadly strains of drug-resistant tuberculosis in the slums of Peru. A physician-anthropologist with more than fifteen years in the field, Farmer writes from the front lines of the war against these modern plagues and shows why, even more than those of history, they target the poor. This "peculiarly modern inequality" that permeates AIDS, TB, malaria, and typhoid in the modern world, and that feeds emerging (or re-emerging) infectious diseases such as Ebola and cholera, is laid bare in Farmer's harrowing stories of sickness and suffering.Challenging the accepted methodologies of epidemiology and international health, he points out that most current explanatory strategies, from "cost-effectiveness" to patient "noncompliance," inevitably lead to blaming the victims. In reality, larger forces, global as well as local, determine why some people are sick and others are shielded from risk. Yet this moving account is far from a hopeless inventory of insoluble problems. Farmer writes of what can be done in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds, by physicians determined to treat those in need. Infections and Inequalities weds meticulous scholarship with a passion for solutions--remedies for the plagues of the poor and the social maladies that have sustained them.
- $21.00
# 1629Z Salinger, Steven D. WHITE DARKNESS New York: Crown Publishers, 2001. A Haitian ex-pat in NY city, tied up with crime. Novel. Paper bound in nice condition.
- $5.00
# 1630z Kretchik, Walter E. Robert F. Baumann and John T. Fishel INVASION, INTERVENTION, "INTERVASION": A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE U.S. ARMY IN OPERATION UPHOLD DEMOCRACY Fort Leeavenworth, KS: U.S. Army Command and General Staff College Press, 1998. Paper bound book in fine condition. Historical context of American intervention; planning for "intervasion" and the execution phase of Operation Uphold Democracy. Measuring Army effectiveness during the operation. Illustrated. In 273 pages, including seven appendices, glossary, select bibliography and index.
- $25.00
# 1632z HAITI INSIGHT Vol 1, # 1 of this magazine format work. May 1989. Lead story is the Anatomy of a Failed Coup. Other stories on Namphy, Avril, and boat people.
- $6.00
#1640z U.S. POLICY TOWARD HAITI Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 2000. Hearing before the committee on international relations: House of Representatives Serial No. 106-86. Soft bound. Fine condition.
- $8.00
# 1650z HAITI: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FISCAL REPRESENTATIVE FO RTHE FISCAL YEAR OCTOBER 1936 - SEPTEMBER 1937 209 pages. Paper bound, worn but good condition. Some large fold-out charts and lots of economic data and charts.
- $18.50
# 1651z THE EMERGING DRUG THREAT FROM HAITI Published copy of Hearing in House of Representatives subcommittee on drug trade, April 12, 2000. 136 pages, fine condition.
- $16.75
# 1652 HAITI Pam American Union, 1954. Love small booklet overviewing Haiti with b/w photos and text. Fine condition.
- $19.00
# 1655z Wilson, Robert A. HAITI: WHERE COURTESY REIGNS... Dowagiac, Michigan: Wilson Printing Company, 1955. This is a very unusual and rare item. AN unpaginated book, must be well over 100 pages, in type-written-like type, and with b/w photos and commentary. Only copy I've ever seen offer for sale. Worn but in good condition.
- $42.00
# 1658z Kidder, Tracy MOUNTAIN BEYOND MOUNTAINS NY: Random House, 2003. Uncorrected proofs, paper bound, 317 pages including bibliography. Fine condition. The Quest of Dr. Paul Farmer, a man who would cure the world.
- $15.00
# 1673Z Danticat, E. (2002). BEHIND THE MOUNTAINS . New York, Orchard Books
- $10.00
# 1678z Brand, W. IMPRESSIONS OF HAITI The Hague: Mouton and Co., 1965. Brand was a professor of social sciences at the University of Leiden. This is not a typical "overview," but done with lots of data and scholarly attention. 76 pages and topics include population, urban/rural population, mining, manufacturing, construction, education, housing, social trends and more. Fascinating little book. Soft bound in fine condition.
- $18.00
# 1679z Lawrence, Vina HONEYMOON IN HAITI LOVE SHORT STORIES pages 4-18. Vol. 13m # 1. 1944. This is a short story magazine, pulp magazine, out of Toronto. This is the entire edition which includes the Haiti story. Nice condition.
- $9.00
# 1682z Bogosian, Eric MALL NY: Simon Schuster, 2000. Paper bound advance uncorrected proofs. 246 pages. Like new. 'Mall' is set in a generic shopping mall in an unnamed, generic American suburb. It becomes an intersection for five different troubled, angry, and dissolute characters who interact with each other with unexpected results. Bogosian shifts his perspective from character to character as the harrowing story unfolds. The writing is clever, vivid, and infused with very dark humor, sex, and violence. Virtually no detail, no quirk in this horrifying landscape escapes Bogosian's notice and all is woven together in this impressive, frightful work" (Ted Leventhal). A stunning achievement from the acclaimed, cult-status performance artist, actor, and playwright of "Talk Radio", "SubUrbia", and "Griller". One of the central characters is a Haitian immigrant.
- $5.00
# 1687z Placide, Jaira FRESH GIRL NY: Wendy Lamb Books, 2002. Hard bound in original dust jacket, and like new. "Mardi Desravines was born in New York but raised in her grandmother's house in Haiti while her parents worked in America. When a coup d'etat forces Mardi and her sister flee to Brooklyn to live with parents they hardly know, Mardi becomes a city girl who savors sweet memories of Haiti...." Youth novel.
- $9.50
# 1689z Raddall, Thomas PRIDE'S FANCY Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1946. 308 pages. Novel of piracy and romance set in Saint Domingo, Nova Soctia, and the seas between.
- $7.50
# 1693z Maurer, Leon F. THE FIELDS ARE WHITE Indianapolis: Ambassadors for Christ, Inc., 1962. Green pictorial wraps, illustrations. A diary of three mission trips to the Caribbean Islands including Cuba before Castro. Author is praised in Introduction by Ford Porter as being fundamental and premillenial. 95 pages and two of them have underlining. Otherwise good condition.
- $22.00
# 1698z Martin, George R. R. editor WILD CARDS IV: ACES ABROAD NY: Bantam Books, 1988. Contains: Cover Illustrated by Richard Kriegler. Includes "The Tint of Hatred" by Leigh; "The Journal of Xavier Desmond" by Martin; "Beasts of Burden" by Miller; "Blood Rights" by Harper; "Down by the Nile" by Gerstner-Miller; "The Teardrop of India" by Simons; "Down in the Dreamtime" by Bryant; "Zero Hour" by Shiner; "Puppets" by Milan; "Mirrors of the Soul" by Snodgrass; "Legends" by Cassutt. The Beasts of Burden story is set in Haiti. This is a sci-fi story involving Voodoo.
- $5.00
# 1699z Danticat, Edwidge AFTER THE DANCE: A WALK THROUGH CARNIVAL IN JACMEL, HAITI NY: Crown Publishers, 2002. "The author returns to her native land to describe Jacmel, Haiti, in the week leading up to Carnival, in a series of essays that capture the cultural magic, music, and madness of Carnival." Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new. Publisher's information inside book as well.
- $12.50
# 1700z Francois, Rodrigue MESSENGERS OF LIBERTY USA: Alger Sejour Publishing Co., 2003. Soft bound, 128 pages, like new. 50 short chapters, each on some topic concerning the Haitian Revolution of 1791-1803.
- $12.00
# 1702z Lambdin, Dewey SEA OF GREY NY: Thomas Dunne Books, 2002. Paper bound novel, 391 pages. Like new. "Captain Alan Lewrie returns for his tenth roaring adventure on the high seas. This time, it's off to a failing British intervention on the ultra-rich French colony of Saint Domingue, wracked by an utterly cruel and bloodthirsty slave rebellion led by Toussaint L'Ouverture, the future father of Haitian independence. Beset and distracted though he might be, it will take all of Lewrie's pluck, daring, skill, and his usual tongue-in-cheek deviousness, to navigate all the perils in a sea of grey."
- $7.25
# 1704z Largo, Michael LIES WITHIN Miami: Tropical Press, 1999. Paper bound novel. 438 pages. "In LIES WITHIN Largo has given us an incredible mix of Duvalier's Haiti, the Everglades, alligator poaching, drug smuggling, mother's love, CIA, crooked Miami cops, and a wildfire wild enough to burn up all of South Florida." Fine condition.
- $5.50
# 1710z Crow, Linda HAITI I LOVE YOU Kansas City, Mo: Nazarene Publishing House, 1970. "Many Haitian nationals gave interesting and valuable interviews. In addition, letters written by various missionaries who have worked in Haiti helped in gathering information " 71 pages, some b/w illustrations.
- $9.00
# 1718z Freeman, Roger K. JUBILEE HOUSE USA: 1st Books Library 2001. A novel of a troubled young woman, seeking spiritual healing after family sexual abuse, ends up on La Gonave in Haiti seeking healing inside the Voodoo religion. Paper bound like new, 188 pages.
- $8.00
# 1720z San Miguel, Pedro L. THE IMAGNINED ISLAND: HISTORY, IDENTITY AND UTOPIA IN HISPANIOLA Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2005. "Covering five centuries and key intellectual figures from each country, San Miguel bridges literature, history and ethnography to locate the origins of racial, ethnic, and national identity on the island. Paper bound,194 pages and like new.
- $18.00
# 1721z Titus, Nicole AKIN TO NO ONE USA: Xlibris, 2004. Titus is a Haitian-American writer. This social novel deals with the coming of age of a young peasant girl whose central desire is to learn to read and write. Paper bound, 223 pages, like new.
- $17.00
# 1722z Minshall, Britt RING OF ANGELS Baltimore, MD: Renaissance Institute Press, 2004. Paper bound review copy, 246 pages, like new. "The Ring of Angels is formed by masses of starving children living in the jungle villages and on the teeming streets of the cities of Haiti. Young teenage girls are prostituted and Peace Corp families are caught in a racial struggle. All are drawn together in the heart of the most treacherous city in the Caribbean - Port Au Prince. While not a religious place, God is still very present, but even the most religious fall prey to this mysterious land. The hotel's dining porch, overlooking an ancient jungle garden, comes alive with sexual turmoil, murderous violence, political intrigue, and clandestine schemes at drug smuggling. While not a religious place, God is still very present as even the most religious fall prey to this mysterious land in lusting encounters with deep erotica, with life changing spirituality, and with seething violence in the raw."
- $12.00
# 1725z HAITI Washington, DC: Pan American Union, 1963. Overview of Haiti with 45 pages and many b/w photos, some of Haitian art work. Good condition.
- $16.00
# 1726z Brown, William Wells THE RISING SON: THE ANTECEDENTS AND ADVANCEMENT OF THE COLORED RACE NY: Negro University Press, 1970. This is a reprint of a book originally published in 1874. It is a discussion of Africa and the African diaspora, with extensive material on Haiti (pp. 140-242) as well as the U.S., plus numerous biographical sketches of noted African-Americans (pp. 418-552). Includes a "Memoir of the Author" by Alonzo D. Moore (pp. 9-35). Kentucky- born Brown, an important anti-slavery activist, was himself the son of a slave and a slavemaster. Hard bound in fine condition.
- $32.00
# 1737z Sears, Louis Martin FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND THE MISSION TO HAITI, 1889-1891 Article is in: The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. XXI, No. 2 pages 222-238, 1941. This is the whole issue of that magazine, and the Douglass story has important details concerning the Mole St. Nicholas and the U.S. attempt to purchase or rent it. Quite scarce article.
- $19.00
# 1738z Marwitz, Peter BLACK MAPLE: A NOVEL OF CANADIAN POLITICAL INTRIGUE IN HAITI Ottawa: Cheriton Graphics, 1995. 176 pp. Light edgewear. Written by a former intelligence officer with CSIS, the novel describes a response to a crisis in Haiti, and deals with the inner workings of the shadowy world of spies and terrorists. Paper bound, fine condition.
- $22.00 Also have a like-new paper bound for $18.00
# 1738z Heurtelou, Maude THE BONPLEZI FAMILY: THE ADVENTURES OF A HAITIAN FAMILY IN NORTH AMERICA Coconut Creek, Fl: Educa Vision, 1998. Powerful novel of the immigrant experience of a faily from Haiti. Paper bound, like new.
- $12.00
#1740z Ashton, Horace D. HAITI TO-DAY This is an article in the whole edition of Scribner's Magazine, LXVII, NO. 3, pages 327-337, March 1920. Some b/w photos of poor quality. Overview of nation's situation. Good condition.
- $12.00
# 1745z Murray-Aaron, Dr Eugene HAITI: A LAND OF DECADENCE National Magazine, XIV, No 1. pages 73-77. This article is in the entire journal of National Magazine, April, 1901. The author is much influenced by Sir Spencer St. John. The magazine is in good condition.
- $19.00
# 1746z Hannon, James Jess THE BLACK NAPOLEON: TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE LIBERATOR OF HAITI Yucca Valley, California: Pacific American, Inc., 2000. The author is greatly influenced by C.L.R. James: THE BLACK JACOBINS. Paper bound, 473 pages. Like new.
- $19.00
# 1751z Parker, L. MOUNTAIN FAITH MISSION: LENDING A HELPING HAND . Mirebalais, Haiti. This is a fund raising cook-book not of Haiti or Caribbean cuisine, but local favorites of the people in Iowa who are funding some work in Haiti. Spirial binding to lay flat on table. Very good condition.
- $6.00
# 1753z United States General Accounting, Office HAITI: COSTS OF U.S. PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES SINCE THE 1991 MILITARY COUP Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1993. Fact sheet prepared for Charles B. Rangel, House of Representatives. 8x10. 11 pages.
- $5.50
# 1754z Donovan, Laurence CACO CHIEF In the pulp magazine: Five Novels Monthly, XVII, No. 3, pages 501-534, 1932. A story about the Taino Indians "A thrilling romantic adventure of Haiti." Very good condition, unusual for a pulp magazine. This is the whole magazine with four other novels in it.
- $19.00
# 1756z Martinez-Vergne, Teresita NATION & CITIZEN IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, 1880 - 1916 Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press, 2005. Combining intellectual and social history, this book explores the processes by which people in the Dominican Republic began to hammer out a common sense of purpose and a modern national identity, at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries. Paper bound, like new, 235 pages.
- $22.00
# 1758z Duckworth, Michael VOODOO ISLAND Oxford, England: Oxford University Press, 1999. In this novel set in Haiti a developer wants to build houses on the site of an old cemetery. He runs into problems with locals. Paper bound and has some cartoon like drawings inside.
- $5.00
# 1759z Perkins, Samuel G. ON THE MARGIN OF VESUVIUS -- SKETCHES OF ST. DOMINGUE 1785-1793 Lawrence, Kansas: Institute of Haitian Studies, 1995. 75 pages, 8 1/2 x 11. Spiral bindings. Part of Occasional Papers series of U. of Kansas, Institute of Haitian Studies. Like new. These are VERBAL sketches, not drawings or photos. Lots of text.
- $9.00
# 1761z Raney, Deborah OVER THE WATERS NY: Steeple Hill Books, 2005. 08vo - over 10 1/4" x 5" talll. 329pp; paperback. When Valerie decides to go on a short-term mission trip to a Haitian orphanage, she meets Max Jordan, a 47-year-old doctor with a tragic past. Valerie feels more and more called to remain in Haiti while Max plans to return to the States, but what is God's plan for them?
- $8.00
# 1770z Bellande, Evelyn Lallemand with Ed Erny PRINCESS IN THE KINGDOM Greenwood, Indiana: OMS International, 1994. Publisher was formerly The Oriental Missionary Society "Triumph born of tragedy in the life of a lady from Haitian elite." Paper bound, 77 pages, like new. B/w photos.
- $17.00
# 1775z Anglade, George RIRE HAITIEN / HAITIAN LAUGHTER: A MOSAIC OF NINETY MINITURES IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH Coconut Grove, FL: Educa Vision, 2006. Translated from the French by Anne Pease McConnell Bi-Lingual edition. Large and heavy paper bound, 9 x 10 1/2. 398 pages.
- $40.00
# 1778z FIVE HUNDRED This is the whole issue of this journal, Vol. 1, No. 2, Oct/Nov 1989. Several articles on Columbus and his ships
- $5.00
# 1779z Giardini, Caesare THE LIFE AND TIMES OF COLUMBUS NY: The Curtis Publishing Co., 1967. Illustrated Laminated Boards. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Portraits of Greatness Series. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Translated by Frances Lanza. 75 pages. 140 pictures, 60 in colour, tracing Christopher Columbus' early years in Genoa, the voyages from Portugal and Spain which fired his ambition to sail west, the trials of attracting royal support, 4 great voyages from Spain to Panama and the life long fight for recognition .
- $6.00
# 1781z Morison, Samuel Eliot editor JOURNALS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS ON THE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS NY: The Heritage Press, 1963. Very large book in slip case box. 417 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches. Huge book with b/w photos as well. Very good condition.
- $23.00
# 1784z Gulland, Sandra THE MANY LIFES & SECRET SORROWS OF JOSEPHINE B NY: Simon and Schuster, 1995. " In a series of fictional diary entries, Josephine describes her life from its early days in a rural village to her fateful introduction to Napoleon Bonaparte." Paper bound 436 pages. Very good condition.
- $7.00
# 1787Z Gustaveson, D. (1995). THE DANGEROUS VOYAGE . Seattle, WA, Ymam Publishing
- $6.00
#1788z Kingsbury, Karen EVEN NOW Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2005. Includes prologue, 29 chapters, a note from the author, book club questions, and a photograph a brief biography of the author. 356 Pages. Sometimes hope for the future is found in the ashes of yesterday. Shane Galanter---a man ready to put down roots after years of searching. But is he making the right choice? Or is there a woman somewhere who even now remembers--as does he--those longago days and a love that hasnt faded with time?Lauren Gibbs--a successful international war correspondent who gave up on happily-ever-after years ago--when it was ripped away from her. Since then, shes never looked back. So how come she cant put to rest the one question that haunts her: Why is life so empty? Emily Anderson---a college freshman raised by her grandparents whos about to take her first internship as a journalist. But before she can move ahead, she discovers a love story whose tragic ending came with her birth. As a result, she is drawn to look back and search out the mother shes never met. A young woman seeking answers to her hearts deep questions. A man and woman separated by lies and long years, who have never forgotten each other. With hallmark tenderness and power, Karen Kingsbury weaves a tapestry of lives, losses, love, and faith---and the miracle of resurrection. Book is hard bound, in dust jacket and like new.
- $9.00
# 1790z Swanton, John R. THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1952. 726 pages. Book contains the following :derivation of tribal name,connections with other tribes, location including subdivisions and villages,history, connection in which the tribe became noted. Two entries in the index on the Arawaks. Book is work, but in good condition.
- $18.50
li># 1792Z Henius, F. c. a. t. (1944). STORIES FROM THE AMERICAS . New York, Charles Scribner's Sons. Worn but good condition ex-library hardbound. Stories from many countries of the Americas including Haiti. Scarce item.
- $11.00
# 1793z McMahon, D. R. "TAP-TAP" Unpublished screen play. Click on the title to see Corbett's comments on this manuscript.
- $34.00
# 1795z Fabius, Carine SEX, CHEESE AND FRENCH FRIES: WOMEN ARE PERFECT, MEN ARE FROM FRANCE Los Angeles: Kouraj Press, 2006. Paper bound, like new, 165 pages.
- $11.00
# 1798z Abbot, Willis J. : SOLDIERS OF THE SEA NY; Dodd, Mead and Company, 1918. U.S. Navy author with some material the early U.S. occupation and Admiral Caperton. Hard bound, work, but in good condition. 315 pages. Great b/w photos. Illustrated. .first comprehensive history of the U.S. Marines, first published in 1918 when their role in World War I was beginning to be noticed and applauded. the work covers the Marines from their establishment in the Revolution, through the War of 1812, and in service throughout the world in Africa, the Fiji Islands, Japan, the Philippines, Haiti, Boxer Rebellion, and many other places.
- $27.00
# 1799z HAITI: A HUMAN RIGHTS NIGHTMARE NY: Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, 1992. Paper bound, 62 pages + appendix. Paper bound in very fine condition.
- $6.00
# 1806z Bastien, Remy : THE ROLE OF THE INTELLECTUAL IN HAITIAN PLURAL SOCIETY This article is offered in the whole journal: Annals New York Academy of Sciences, January 20, 1960. Article is on pages 843-849. Many other articles in this issue of the journal. Very good condition.
- $9.00
# 1807z REVOLUTIONARY FREEDOMS: A HISTORY OF SURVIVAL, STRENGTH AND IMAGINATION IN HAITI Coconut Creek, Fl.: Educavision, 2006. Hard bound, 266 pages, like new.
- $30.00
# 1810z HAITI: ROMANTIC PAST, VIGOROUS PRESENT, UNLIMITED FUTURE Business Week, April 14, 1980. Special advertising section. 14 pages of ads of businesses in Haiti.
- $5.00
# 1811z Schwartz, Timothy T. TRAVESTY IN HAITI Billed as: "As true account of Christian mission, orphanages, fraud, food aid and drug trafficking." Paper bound, like new, 252 pages, and 40+ index and tables.
- $12.00
# C4z Anon HAITI IN PICTURES: VISUAL GEOGRAPHY SERIES Youth book, 64 pages long with great photographs. Very nice condition hardbound.
- $9.00
# C13z Gilfond, H. (1976). VOODOO: ITS ORIGINS AND PRACTICES New York, Franklin Watts Gilfond presents a fascinating look at Voodoo, an extremely important part of Haitian culture, which is authenticated by black-and-white photos and drawings of Voodoo symbols. Note from Bob Corbett: Actually this book is useful for adults too
- $21.00
C 28z Anthony, S. (1989) HAITI
New York, Chelsea House Publishers. Hard bound copy of this overview of the country for youth. Includes history, culture, the arts and much more. Very decent book. 110 pages and like new.
- $11.00
# C40 Greenbie, S. THREE ISLAND NATIONS: CUBA, HAITI, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC . New York, Row, Peterson and Company. 1942 book in paper and nice condition. Covers many aspects of Haitian life and has lots of illustrations.
- $6.00
C58z Lindquist, W. (1958). THE RED DRUM'S WARNING . New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc. Paper bound youth novel about a boy whose American family buys a plantation in 1802 "Haiti." Adventure, mystery. The book is in very good condtion.
- $9.00
# C84 Anon HAITI An article in the School Bulletin of the National Geographic Society. Jan. 7, 1963. Great photos in the story on Haiti.
- $3.00
# UNC-C King, Stewart B. BLUE COAT OR POWDERED WIG: FREE PEOPLE OF PRE-REVOLUTIONARY SAINT DOMINGUE . New book, recently released.
- $19.00
# UNC-D Bonny, P. Lionel LE PRESIDENT ARISTIDE: RECONQUERRA-T-IL LE POUVOIR? . Paperbound, like new. 32 pages.
- $7.00
# UNS1 Martineau, Harriet THE HOUR AND THE MAN: AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE London: Cassell & Company, Limited, 1890. This is a 382 page novel about Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian Revolution. This is a hard bound book in very nice condition.
- $75.00
# UNS Powell, Cathy "LIFE" AT GUANTINAMO: THE WRONGFUL DETENTION OF HAITIAN REFUGEES In: Reconstruction, Vol. 2, # 2, 1993. Pages 58-68. Very good condition. Many other articles in same volume.
- $7.00
# Tube 1 (1889). VOODOOISM IN HAITI This is an article in an 1889 newspaper. It is a large full newspaper, not just the article and I have it in a large tube. Mailing would have to be separate for other items and would be $4.00.
- $18.00
# 1z Halliburton, Richard BOOK OF MARVELS: THE OCCIDENT Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1934. Hardcover, 6" x 9" (lacks jacket) This seventy-year-old book presents a travelogue of dozens of 'marvels' (spectacular sights) from around the world - with many maps and illustrations. Visit Haiti, Rhodes, Alexandria, Knossos, the Sphinx, Timbuctoo, Victoria Falls, Petra, Babylon, Bagdad, Isfahan, the Taj Mahal, Mount Everest, Lhasa, Angkor, the Great Wall of China, Mount Fuji. p. 119 - 127 is on Christophe's Citadel. Two photographs, one a two full page spread. Very nice photo. 313 pages. Book shows wear on cover, but text is all just fine.
- $9.00
# 2z Halliburton, Richard SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS Garden City, NY: Garden City Publishing Co., Inc, 1942. In this volume, Halliburton is all over the place: He rides an elephant acros the Alps, interviews on of the assasins of the Czar, goes to Haiti and Fort Jefferson, interviews Haile Selassie just after the Italian invasion, and goes to Mecca on the haj. Pages 71-78 deal with a visit to the Citadel.
- $8.00
# 3z Schweitzer, Albert and William Larimer Mellon, Jr. BROTHERS IN SPIRIT: THE CORRESPONDENCE OF ALBERT SCHWEITZER AND WILLIAM LARIMER MELLON, JR Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1996. Translated by Jeannette Q. Byers, with a forward by Gwen Grant Mellon and Rhena Schweitzer Miller. Hard bound volume in original dust jacket, like new.
- $18.00
# 4z Buchanan, Edna THE CORPSE HAD A FAMILIAR FACE NY: Random House, 1987. Journal like report of a Miami reporter. Contains lots of stories of her investigations including the Haitian who was knitted to death in a Hialeah factory. Hard bound in dust jacket. Some wear but over all very good condition.
- $5.00
# 5z Fiske, Amos Kidder THE WEST INDIES London: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1899. Hard bound book of 414 pages. 25 special section devoted to Haiti, and quite a bit on the earlier period of Columbus's time in the West Indies and other sections on Hispaniola and Dominican Repubic. Book in good condition. Fold out map and other maps and photos.
- $19.00
# 9z Lanks, Herbert HIGHWAY ACROSS THE WEST INDIES NY: Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc. 1948. Hard bound, worn but good condition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A chronicle of the author's 12,000 mile land and sea trip across the islands of the West Indies. 65 b&w photos. 14 page section on Haiti with 6 large and nice b/w photos. Chapter entitled: A Revolutionary Experience.
- $8.00
# 10z Oakley, Amy BEHOLD THE WEST INDIES NY: D. Appleton-Century Co., 1941. Hard bound in dust jacket. Some rubbing and tears on dust jacket at bottom of spine. Overall very good condition. 540. Frontis., maps to endpapers, and numerous illustrations to text, some full page. 8vo, mustard cloth. Comitas, Caribbeana 1900-1965, 3.224. Amy and Thornton Oakley record their impressions of Nassau, Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Leeward and Windward Islands, Guadalupe, Martinique, Barbados, Trinidad, Tobago, the Dutch West Indies, Venezuela, Columbia, and Panama. About a 50 page chapter on Haiti.
- $8.00
# 11z Phillips, Henry Albert WHITE ELEPHANTS IN THE CARIBBEAN NY: Robert M. McBride and Co., 1936. Hard bound in very good condition. 301 pages. Pages 64-87 are on Haiti. Earlier sections on colonial Spanish days.
- $9.00
# 12z Michener, James A. CARIBBEAN NY: Random House, 1989. Hard bound in original dust jacket. Fine condition. typical Michner tour-de-force. 891 pages, covers many periods of development and gives a fair amount of attention to Saint Domingue / Haiti / Hispaniola. May require extra postage.
- $8.00
# 18z Brenton, Francis LONG SAIL TO HAITI London: Heinemann, 1965. Transatlantic yacht cruising from Tenerife ending in disaster and Papa Doc's Haitian jail. Hard bound book in good condition, 179 pages.
- $29.00
# 24z Becker, Stephen.nbsp; A RENDEZVOUS IN HAITI.. nbsp; 1987 hardbound, first edition novel set in the first U.S. occupation of Haiti.
- With dj: $16.00.
# 29Z Strabel, Thelma CARIBEE NY: Harper and Brothers, 1957. An exciting story set on the lush island of Martinique. Natural disaster and personal crisis shake the genteel world of Medora Durand. When her childhood friend from Pennsylvania, Tom Carruthers, notices the fear under which she constantly lives and decides to become involved, both are forever changed. Not directly to do with Haiti, but interesting novel with lots of Caribbean flavor. Hard bound in original dust jacket, in very fine condition.
- $7.00
# 37Z Billington, Roy HEALTH HAS MANY FACES London: Edinburgh House, 1978. Interesting little book of 108 pages which deals with health care in third-world nations. It isn't directly on Haiti, but lots of relevant material. Paper bound in fine condition.
- $5.00
# 39Z Fernandez, Ronald CRUISING THE CARIBBEAN: U.S. INFLUENCE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Monroe, Maine: Common Courage Press, 1994. 508 pages with index. Nearly two FULL PAGES of the index is for Haiti. Hard bound like new.
- $9.00
# 40z Wouk, Herman. DON'T STOP THE CARNIVAL. This novel is not really about Haiti, but about a fictional Caribbean island. It's focuses on the ugly America in the Caribbean.
- Hardbound. Good. $6.00.
- Also have new paper back edition. $5.00
# 42z Burt, Struthers ENTERTANING THE ISLANDERS NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1933. Technically a novel. Actually it reads more like a travel journey through the Caribbean told in narrative form. Pages 107-122 are on Haiti. Not much travel literature available of this period. Hard bound in good condition. 448 pages. Humerous treatment.
- $8.00
# 45Z Boulton, Laura THE MUSIC HUNTER: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CAREER Garden City, NY: Double Day, Inc., 1969. Hard Cover. Book Condition: Very Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 513 pages. A noted musicologist searches the world to discover and record the traditional and liturgical music of people living in little known areas from the frozen wastes of the Arctic to Haiti, from Tibet to the Penguin Islands, to capture and absorb the world's music.not the music of the concert hall or opera. Features Dr. Schweitzer, Nehru, Haile Selassie, and others. The pages about her work gathering music in Haiti are from 445 to 452.
- $9.00
# 46Z Treves, Sir Frederick THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP: AN ACCOUNT OF A VOYAGE TO THE WEST INDIES NY: E.P. Dutton and Co., 1908. Hard bound in good condition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 378 pp, frontispiece, 54 illustrations, 4 maps, index. Chapter on Haiti is called "The Island of Misrule" p.238-243
- $9.00
# 47Z Langley, Lester D. THE AMERICAS IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION 1750-1850 New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1996. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. XVI + 374 PAGES. Includes introduction, a note on usage, epilogue, notes, & index. With 5 b/w maps. Many references to Haiti especially regarding Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian Revolution with its influence on the U.S. Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new.
- $7.00
# 48z Rodman, Selden. THE CARIBBEAN Hard bound copy in dust jacket, excellent condition. Large book, 321 pages. Overview of various nations in the Caribbean.
- $15.00.
# 49Z Chomsky, Noam YEAR 501: THE CONQUEST CONTINUES Boston: South End Press, 1993. Paper bound, fine condition, 331 pages with index. "'Year 501' is another awesome achievement by Noam Chomsky. It is a devastating array of information about the U.S. role in the world, placed in the long historical perspective of the 500 years that followed the voyages of Columbus. The result is a wonderful single-volume education in history and world politics." -- Howard Zinn. 30+ pages devoted to Haiti.
- $8.00
# 50z Roscoe, T. (1989). A GRAVE MUST BE DEEP Mercer Island, WA, Starmount House. Paper bound re-print of a 1930s novel. Zombies in Haiti. 140 pages. Good condition
- $8.00

# 51Z Johnston, Sir Harry and Dr Haden Guest THE WORLD TO-DAY: THE MARVELS OF NATURE AND THE CREATIONS OF MAN NY: William H. Wise & Co., 1937. Hard Cover. (viii) 497 pages, 730 illustrations, 48 full plates in color; 4to, navy textured boards, silver decorative border front cover. Very good condition. The color illustrations are beautiful and some are photographs and some are paintings. This is the 1924 edition but the volume that has a treatment of Haiti along with Cuba and the DR. Extra postage required. Heavy book.

$14.00

# 53Z Rogozinski, Jan A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN: FROM THE ARAWAK AND THE CARIB TO THE PRESENT NY: A Meridian Book, 1994. Paper bound in fine condition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 324pp., index, bibliography, notes, maps, illustrated. "This comprehensive volume takes the reader and student through more than five hundred years of Caribbean history, beginning with Columbus's arrival in the Bahamas in 1492. A Brief History of the Caribbean traces the people and events that have marked this constantly shifting region, encompassing everything from economic booms and busts to epidemics, wars, and revolutions.".

$9.00

# 54Z Stribling, T. S. CLUES OF THE CARIBBEES Has one 100 page short story "The Governor of Cap Haitien," which deals with the constant stream of revolutions and overthrows of the pre-occupation period, though the story is set after the occupation.

Fine condition paper bound volume printed in the 1970s. $12.00

# 59Z C.S. Forester ADMIRAL HORNBLOWER IN THE WEST INDIES Boston: Little, Brown and Co, 1986. Liek new paperback reprint of this classic pirate novel set in the Caribbean of the 18th century.

$5.00

# 60Z Bourguignon, Paul THE GREENER GRASS Rockville, MD: Ariadne Press, 1993. This novel features a Belgian artist and writer who visits Haiti and Peru in search of the greener grass which must lie in some faraw75ay country. Written in 1960 and partially set in Haiti. Paperbound book line new.

$6.50

# 61Z Guerrant, Edward O. ROOSEVELT'S GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY Albuquerque, NM: The University of New Mexico Press, 1950. Hardbound book in dust jacket. Book is in very fine condition. The index reveals quite a few pages with Haiti references on them.

$8.50

# 62Z De Leeuw, Hendrik CROSSROAD OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA NY: Julian Messner, Inc., 1935. Hardbound, worn but good condition. Travel writer visits Haiti, where he finds Port-au-Prince the most beautiful and cleanest city in the Antilles. Most of the Haiti chapter is a short simple history of Haiti. He does make the standard visit to the Citadel, and meets with President Stenio for some very pro-occupation talk.

$8.00

# 65Z Weston, Rubin Francis RACISM IN U.S. IMPERIALISM Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press, 1972. Hardbound book in dust jacket. Fine condition. xv; 291 pp. "Dr. Weston traces the influence of racism on American foreign policy from the formative stage of the imperialist campaign in 1893 up to the independence of the Philippines in 1946, frequently documenting his arguments with the words of the men who made America's foreign policy during her imperial era.". Long chapter of 50 or so pages on Hispaniola.

$22.00

# 66Z Rainey, Rich HAUNTED HISTORY NY: Warner Books, 1992. Paperback. Very good condition. 197 pages. Various stories from history. It includes a piece in which Charlemagne Perault is looked at as some sort of rebirth of Charlemagne. The story is about his being killed by U.S. marines. Pages 20-32.

$7.00

# 67Z Perkins, Dexter THE UNITED STATES AND THE CARIBBEAN Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1947. Insteresting material on Haiti: A decent summary of problems with education on p. 77. p. 109--115. Some positive and negative feature of the occupation p. 80-81. Health care in 1966 books. Doctors to population- 1--11, 904 hospitals beds per 1000 1-- 0.07 comparisons with other countries there too. Hardbound book in dust jacket in good condition.

$9.00

# 68z Taylor, Ida A. REVOLUTIONARY TYPES London: Duckworth and Co, 1904. Hardbound book in fine condition. 21 page treatment of Toussaint Louverture. Includes several other figures as well including Washington and Benidict Arnold.

$6.00

# 69Z Goetz, Delia NEIGHBORS TO THE SOUTH NY: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1941. Hardbound, show wear but good condition. Elementary school geography book with section on Haiti. B/w photos.

$6.00

# 70Z Hale, Thomas DON'T LET THE GOATS EAT THE LOQUAT TREES Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Books, 1986. Paper bound in very good condition. Not directly on Haiti, but about the problems of overpopulation and how they affect third-world nations.

$4.00

# 72Z Morison, Samuel Eliot ADMIRAL OF THE OCEAN SEA Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1942. Hard bound. Heavy and large. Very Good, Slightly Edgeworn. Greene, Bertram; Maps By Erwin Raisz (illustrator). 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. brick cloth binding, rubbed at edges. Pages very slightly aged. 680 pages. The previous owner cut and dust jacket into two pieces and glued it into two blank pages at the front of the book. Classic study of Columbus.

$28.00

# 73Z Morison, Samuel Eliot CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, MARINER NY: The New American Library, 1955. Paperback. Good condition. 160 page shortened version of his classic study of Columbus.

$8.00

# 76z Irving, Washington THE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS NY: John R. Anderson. Two volumes, undated but clearly very old books, most likely around 1900 or earlier. Vol 1 is 506 pages, Vol 2 (continued pagination from vol 1 to page 746, with index. Followed by another book in Vol 2 not related to Columbus.

$19.00

# 77z Murphy, Joseph M. SANTERIA: AFRICAN SPIRITS IN AMERICA Boston: Beacon Press, 1993. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 189 pages with index. "Santeria" is a vivid first-hand account of the African-Cuban religion growing in importance in America today. In it, Joseph Murphy joins the ranks of those who serve the Cuban orishas--spiritual powers who bear the names of both African gods and Catholic saints. By serving Eleggba, his orisha, Murphy writes a western-oriented introduction to a misunderstood religion of African roots that is a profound symbol of the force of the spirit against slavery." Included are endnotes, a glossary, a bibliography, and an index. With the obvious comparisons to Haitian Voodoo, this is a useful handbook. Paper bound in fine condition.

$10.00

# 78z Berle, Adolf A. LATIN AMERICA -- DIPLOMACY AND REALITY NY: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1962. Hardbound book in original dust jacket. 8vo. With chapters such as The United States Looks at its Neighbors; Social Change, Revolutionary Governments and Extra-Continental Power Politics and Education and Information. 147p. Several index references to Haiti.

$9.00

# 79z Berle, Adolf A. LATIN AMERICA -- DIPLOMACY AND REALITY NY: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1962. Hardbound book in original dust jacket. 8vo. With chapters such as The United States Looks at its Neighbors; Social Change, Revolutionary Governments and Extra-Continental Power Politics and Education and Information. 147p. Several index references to Haiti.

$9.00

# 80z Suchlicki, Jaime HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF CUBA Metuchen, NJ: The Scarecrow Press, Inc, 1988. Very useful scholarly work. Hard bound and in very fine condition. 365 pages.

$17.00

# 83z Idell, Albert E. CROSS IN THE CARIBBEAN Henry Holt and Co., 1941. The author's second novel, set on a small remote French colonial island. The story concerns a group of priests and their reaction, after their own church has been destroyed by a hurricane, to "the construction on the mountain of the strange new building, a gigantic white stone cross, designed in France and shipped out to the island." Then a sculptor arrives from France "to carve the figure of Christ on the Cross in the gleaming white stone on the mountain top," and things get a bit complicated. Hard bound in very good condition.

$16.00

# 84z CONNECTIONS: A DIRECTORY OF LAY VOLUNTEER SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Washington, DC: St. Vincent Pallotti Center. 1989. Lists of orgainization with volunteer possibilities.

$4.00
Also have 1991 edition. $4.00

# 88z Gonzalez, Juan ROLL DOWN YOUR WINDOW: STORIES FROM A FORGOTTEN AMERICA NY: Verso, 1995. In these passionate and vivid despatches, the author reports from the frontline of a social crisis which stretches from New York to Los Angeles, across the Rio Grande to Mexico's maquiladoras, through to Haiti, Honduras and Cuba. Gonzalez was a NPR commentator at the time of the publication of this work. Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new.

$7.50

# 91z Wilgus, A. Curtis editor THE CARIBBEAN AREA Washington, D.C.: The George Washington University Press, 1934. Hard bound, 603 pages with extensive index. In very good condition. Many index references to Haiti.

$12.00

# 95z Munro, Dana Gardner THE LATIN AMERICAN REPUBLICS: A HISTORY New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1950, Second edition. With 10 maps (7 two-page color maps and 3 b&w page maps), 605p. Chapter on Haiti among the other nations. Hard bound in very good condition.

$6.00

# 96z BAEDEKER'S CARIBBEAN INCLUDING BERMUDA As all Baedeker's guides, it's a beautiful book, if a bit heavy for a tourist to carry around all day. Carefully without date, but it is during the presidency of Baby Doc. Lovely photos. Lists Haiti's population as 5.5 million. Very nice condition.

$4.00

# 97z Langley, Lester D. THE UNITED STATES AND THE CARIBBEAN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Athens, GA: The University of Georgia Press, 1985. Includes a map of the Caribbean in 1904. Bibliographical Essay. Lots of Notes. Index. 226 pages. The author, at the time of the writing, was an associate professor of history at the University of Georgia. Hard bound and in very fine condition.

$8.00

# 98z Wiarda, Howard J. and Michael J. Kryzanek THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: A CARIBBEAN CRUCIBLE Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1982. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. viii, 153pp., index, biblio., map. VG, near fine, in slightly worn DJ. "Having traced the long and often bloody struggle of the Dominican people for independence — from France, from Haiti, from Spain, and from Haiti again — Professor Wiarda examines the policies of the dictatorial regimes that followed the struggle and led to the country's bankruptcy and the intervention of U.S. forces in 1916 during the term of President Woodrow Wilson.".

$8.00

# 99z Smith, Bradley ESCAPE TO THE WEST INDIES NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1956. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾". The 'Bible' of Cruising, in its day. Authoritative guide to the chain of glorious vacation islands from Cuba to Curacao including a chapter on Haiti, with a handy tabular reference section in addition to history and lore. Hard bound book in original colorful dust jacket. Heavy book. Very good condition.

$6.50

# 100z Sternbeck, Alfred FILIBUSTERS AND BUCCANEERS NY: National Travel Club. No date listed. 272 pages, tall and quite heavy. 8vo. black hardback with old sailing ship on eps in blue & white. Many illustrations from engravings; 16th c Man-Of-War, A Genoese Carrack of 1542 and others. Primarily a history of piracy in the Caribbean. Very good condition.

$12.50

# 105z Neild, Rachel POLICING HAITI: PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE NEW CIVILIAN SECURITY FORCES Washington, DC: The Washington Office on Haiti, 1995. 56 pp., scarce but useful analysis. Fine condition, 8.5x11 size.

$19.00

# 106z Krehm, William DEMOCRACIES AND TYRANNIES OF THE CARIBBEAN Westport, CT: Lawrence Hill and Co., 1984. One chapter is on Haiti, traces the political fate of Haiti from the U.S. occupation to the coming of Duvalier. Hard bound in dust jacket, very fine. 244 pages.

$8.00

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$7.00

# 109 Lapierre, Dominique THE CITY OF JOY Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Co., Inc., 1985. Not about Haiti, but about a slum in Calcutta, called the city of Joy. It is so much like Cite Soleil, that this is a good book to read as background if one is interested in Cite Soleil. 519 pages. in very good condition.

Hard bound in dust jacket, very good. $13.00
Paperback, very good condition. $7.50

# 111z Sanderson, Ivan T. LIVING TREASURE NY: The Viking Press, 1941. Hard bound, very good condition. Travel writer doesn't visit Haiti for this book's entry, but relies on letters from a group of Haitians whom he makes out to be most unreliable. It's a follow up to the horse story he tells in his 1939 book. He reveals himself to be not much of a naturalist. His view was that the horses of the Pine Forest were prehistoric or pre-Spanish, but this is dashed. This story is from letters from some Haitians he hires to kill one of the Pine Forest horses, which they do.

$9.00

# 115z Waite, Arthur Edward A NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FREEMASONRY NY: Wings Books, 1994. 488 pages. Hard bound in dust jacket in fine condition.

$17.00

# 116z Bemis, Samuel Flagg A DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES NY: Henry Holt and Co, 1942. Worn but good condition. Very useful section on Haiti. 934 page with extensive index.

$13.00

# 117z Lefebvre, Georges THE COMING OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1973. Paper bound in very good condition, 233 pages with index. Translated from the French. The Vichy Government destroyed most of the copies of the original French edition after the outbreak of WWII. The author presents a picture of what happened in France during the year 1789 - the first year of the French Revolution. Some of the contents include: The Aristocratic Revolution; The Bourgeois Revolution and The Peasant Revolution. Very useful background information for the war with St. Domingue.

$8.50

# 119z Deveze, Lily A BRIEF GUIDE TO FRENCH HISTORY Paris: G. Castel, no date. Paper bound on lovely slick paper with nice b/w photos. 79 pages.

$5.50

# 153z Sapir, Richard and Warren Murphy (1976). VOODOO DIE: THE DESTROYER Los Angeles, Pinnacle Books. Good condition paperback novel. Fictional Caribbean island is site for a novel of espionage and international mahem, and Voodoo.

$5.00

# 278z Hobsbawm, E.J. THE AGE OF REVOLUTION, 1789 - 1848 NY: Mentor Books, 1965. Paper bound. 416 pages with index. Very good condition. Studies the social revolutions that swept over first Europe and then the world from the French Revolution of 1789 through the transformational year of 1848.

$5.50

# 279z Hampson, Norman THE FIRST EUROPEAN REVOLUTION 1776 - 1815 Norwich, England: Jarrold and Sons, 1969. Paper bound in very good condition, 214 pages with index and lots of b/w photos. ."The most significant changes during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic period were in the realm of ideas. The French Revolution ended the era of ar istocratic conservtism, enlightened rationalism, and sentimental deism."

$6.50

# 280z Palacios, Alvar Gonzalez THE AGE OF LOUIS XVI London: Paul Hamlyn, 1969. Hard bound in dust jacket. Exquisite color photos of the splendor of the age. Fine condition. Out of Print. Parallell trends of Romanticism period and the Reight of Louis XVI & Marie ANtoinette are well shown by the splendid illustrations and by the author who describes not only painting, sculpture and architecture. Also silver, tapestries and textiles, porcelain and furniture - in 158 pages with full color throughout.

$18.50

# 281z Waugh, Alec. ISLAND IN THE SUN. 1955 novel set in a fictional British island. Not much about Haiti itself, but the treatment of the color problem on his island is an excellent treatment and helps a great deal in understanding the color problem of Haiti.

Hardback. Good. $6.00.

# 282z Waugh, Alec. HOT COUNTRIES NY: Farrar and Rinehart, 1930. Signed by the author and dated. Hardbound in very good condition. Good section on pirates and some material on Haiti and President Vincent. The book is an intriguing historical document, an evocative record of the places portrayed and an impression of the time's attitudes. Alec Waugh's story comes across clearly in quaint ethnocentricity, aided ably by Lynd Ward's powerfully resonant wood engravings.

Hardback. Good. $9.00.

# 283z Waugh, Alex LOVE AND THE CARIBBEAN NY: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1958. Hard bound in dust jacket, very fine. of Alec Waugh's stories about the Caribbean written in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. A charming book for lovers of the region.

$9.00

# 284z Luke, Sir Harry CARIBBEAN CIRCUIT London: Nicholson and Watson, 1952. Hard bound, 262 pp., frontispiece, photographs, endpaper maps, index. Fine condition. 31 page chapter on Haiti.

$8.00

# 294z Denis, Renee Roosevelt TO LIVE IN PARADISE Ft. Bragg, CA: Lost Coast Press, 1996. Paper bound, fine condition, 396 pages. Includes chapters on her life in Haiti. Mainly she lives in various former French colonies.

$13.00

# 319z Ferguson, James DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEYOND THE LIGHTHOUSE London: Latin America Bureau, 1991. Paper bound in fine condition, 118 pages. 6 chapters on various Dominican topics, includes identity crisis, dictatorship and democracy, strong men and party politics, econony, Haitians, and the IMF.

$11.00

# 320z Callcott, Wilfrid Hardy THE CARIBBEAN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1890 - 1920 Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1942. Hard bound in good condition, 524 pages with long index. Large number of Haiti entries in the index.

$10.00

# 321z Musicant, Ivan THE BANANA WARS: A HISORY OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LATIN AMERICAN FROM THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR TO THE INVASION OF PANAMA NY: MacMillian Publishing Co., 1990. Hard bound in original dust jacket, 470 pages with index. Musicant chronicles U. S. intervention in Latin America beginning with the Spanish-American War. Lots of index entries on Haiti.

$7.00

# 324z Teresa, Vincent MY LIFE IN THE MAFIA Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Company, 1973. Hard bound in original dust jacket, very good condtion. 372 pages. There is a special chapter on the Mafia in Haiti. "One of those convicts, in the summer of 1969, was a forty-year-old, 325-pound mobster named Vincent Charles Teresa. Teresa was a high-ranking figure in the New England mafia. He answered to only two men, the boss and underboss who directed crime across six states with the snap of a finger or the nod of a head."

$11.00

# 326z Nelson, William Javier ALMOST A TERRITORY: AMERICA'S ATTEMPT TO ANNEX THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Newark, Deleware: University of Deleware Press, 1990. Pp. 148, with illustrations. Was the failure of the USA to annex Santo Domingo a good or bad thing? Evidently the latter, to judge from the dream of most young Dominicans to end up in New York. An interesting, little known book. Hard bound book in original dust jacket.

$27.00

# 327z Hinckle, Warren and William Turner THE FISH IS RED: THE STORY OF THE SECRET WAR AGAINST CASTRO NY: Harper and Row Publishers, 1981. Hard bound in original dust jacket, fine condition. 373 pages, b/w photos. Here we have a work that purports to tie together the Mafia, the secret war against Castro, the Kennedy assassination and other events.

$17.00

# 331z Garreau, Joel THE NINE NATIONS OF NORTH AMERICA Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1981. 426 pages, Hard bound in original dust jacket, fine condition. Index. Scholar redivides North America into 9 "regions." One of those is The Islands which includes the Greater Antilles and southermost Florida. Maps of these constructed "countries."

$12.00

# 333z Brown, Wenzell ANGRY MEN -- LAUGHING MEN: THE CARIBBEAN CALDRON NY: Greenberg Publications, 1947. Good insights into political troubles. An exploration of social and racial unrest in the region, emphasizing Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, the DR, Puerto Rico and Trinidad. Good chapter on Haiti.

$12.00

# 334z McKernan, Victoria OSPREY REEF NY: Carroll and Graf Publishers, Inc., 1990. Author's first book, a mystery set in South Florida and introducing Chicago, a young widow (daughter of a Norwegian sea captain and a Trinidadian woman) who, with her Haitian helper, made her living collecting exotic fishes from the reefs. Suspense novel. Hard bound in original dust jacket, like new.

$9.50

# 335z Hopkins, J. A. H. and Melinda Alexander MACHINE-GUN DIPLOMACY NY: Lewis Copeland Company, 1928. Stated first edition. Hard bound and very good condition. The root of American foreign policies were established in the 19th century. Offerred is the classic study of the gulf between official policy and the actions of American foreign policy in Latin America. Machine-Gun diplomacy is a core text for all that study the roots of unilateral action in American foreign policy or American relations with Latin America. If you want to study cuba, Sandanismo or Hugo Chavez from a historical perspective, this is the classic. Red cloth with black print. appendices , indexed, p. 216. A number of index references to Haiti, and even to Toussaint.

$18.00

# 337z Charteris, Leslie THE SAINT ON THE SPANISH MAIN Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Company, Inc., 1955. Hard bound in origianl dust jacket, good condition. Richard M. Powers (illustrator). First Crime Club Edition. Simon Templar as 'The Saint'. Six stories of the Saint island-hopping in the Caribbean. One on Haiti is entitled "The Questing Tycoon" pp. 162-190

$9.00

# 338z Dixon-Kennedy, Mike NATIVE AMERICAN MYTH & LEGEND: AN A-Z OF PEOPLE AND PLACES London: A Blandford Book, 1996. An A-Z covering South America, Central America, North America and Haiti. From Ab Kin Xoc, the Mayan god of poetry, to Zuyua, the sacred language of the XIU clan. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 288pp. Biblio. Maps. Hard bound in dust jacket, like new.

$8.00

# 339z Church of the, Nazarene FRONTIERS OF THE KINGDOM Kansas City, MO: Nazarene Publishing House, 1955. Paper bound, 95 pages, very good condition. Brief mention of the missionary work in Haiti with pictures of missionaries.

$3.00

# 342z Adams, Henry A HENRY ADAMS READER Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1958. In this reader there is material from Adams on Toussaint, and it seems to support the "plot theory," that is, that the rich planters encouraged the slaves to revolt in order to necessitate French involvement which they saw in their interest. There had been other slave revolts, and the plan was then to "easily" put down the revolt. So, at least, goes the theory. Hard bound book in dust jacket, 292 pages in good condition.

$8.00

# 346z Cave, Hugh B. A PLACE OF NO RETURN London: Robinson Publishing, 1988. in the book: The Best Horror from Fantasy Tales. Edited by Stephen Jones and David Sutton. Paper bound, oversized in fine condition. Partly original anthology contains fifteen stories by the following authors: Hugh B. Cave, Susan Palwick, William Browning Spencer, Tavish Macminn, Barb Hendee, David J. Schow, Keelin Cole, Dave Smeds, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, S.A. Stolnack, Kathryn Ptacek, Gahan Wilson, Janna Silverstein, Dean Wesley Smith & Kristine Kathryn Rusch, and Robert Bloch. Introduction by Claudia O'Keefe. Paper bound in fine condition.

$8.50

# 347z Cave, Hugh B. THE MOUNTAINS OF TIME Sherman Oaks, CA: Revenant Books, 1993. Short story by Hugh Cave in the book: GHOSTTIDE, edited by Claudia O'Keefe. Cover art by Alan M. Clark. This anthology contains: Model Lover by Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Dean WesleySmith; The Creatures That Walked in Darkness by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro; Force of Habit by Susan Palwick; The Mountains of Time by Hugh B. Cave; Neighbors by Kathryn Ptacek; The Power of the Mandarin by Gahan Wilson; Her Mother's Cries by Janna Silverstein; Iron Mask by Robert Bloch; Irrational Fears by William Browning Spencer; The Ghosts of Mice and Bugs by Tavish MacMinn; Player by Barb Hendee; Penetration by David J. Schow; Annoyed to Death by Keelin Cole; Soul Searching by Dave Smeds; and De Profundis Clamavi by S. A. Stolnack. Paper bound in fine condition.

$17.00

# 353z Crowe, Philip Kingsland WORLD WILDLIFE: THE LAST STAND NY: Scribner's Son, 1970. A survey of the world's endangered animals by a conservationist and former director of the World Wildlife Fund. 308 pp. Treats of many places and Haiti is among them. Many photos.

$4.00

# 354z Radcliff, Virginia THE CARIBBEAN HERITAGE NY: Walker and Co., 1976. Hard bound in dust jacket with lots of photos. 271 pages with index. Large book. Several index entries on Haiti.

$8.00

# 356z Sprechman, J. R. CARIBE NY: E. P. Dutton, 1986. Hard bound novel in bright dust jacket, very fine condition. 280 pags. A novel of international intrigue, deception and violence.

$5.00

# 358z Durant, Wil and Ariel THE AGE OF NAPOLEON: A HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION FROM 1789 TO 1815 NY: Simon and Schuster, 1975. This is quite the history book, with a nice section of illustrations. It covers Europe from 1789 to 1815. The condition is very good, but the dust jacket has quite a few tears. The end papers have a very attractive map. 872 pages. Index references to both Saint Domingue and Toussaint Louverture.

$9.00

# 363z Schurz, William Lyle LATIN AMERICA: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY NY: Dutton Books, 1963. "An indispensable descriptive survey of the geography, history, people, economy, customs and politics of Latin America." From cover. 373 pages with extensive index. A number of Haiti references as well. Paper bound, worn, but good condition.

$6.00

# 373z Lewis, I. M. (1971). ECSTATIC RELIGION: A STUDY OF SHAMANISM AND SPIRIT POSSESSION London, Routledge. About 15 pages are on Haiti. Book is very fine soft cover.

$7.00

# 376z Mason, F. Van Wyck CUTLASS EMPIRE Garden City, NY: Doubleday and Co., inc., 1949. Hard bound in worn and torn dust jacket. Book is very good condition. John Alan Maxwell (illustrator). Cutlass Empire covers 20 years of Henry Morgan's incredibley active career, leadership and daring, on par with Sir Francis Drake and Henry Clive. A great young persons book and one interested in that period.

$5.00

# 386z Utley, Steven HAITI Short story in the journal --Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction: Vol 16, No. 6, pages 40-61, 1992. Sci-fi story involving Haiti, future of space and Voodoo!. The whole issue of this journal is offered, May 1992. Fine condition.

$6.00

# 388z Humphreys, R. A. LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY: A GUIDE TO THE LITERATURE IN ENGLISH London: Oxford University Press, 1966. Relatively little on Haiti, but good background bibliography for the region. Hard bound, 197 pages, very long index. With chapters such as Periodicals; The Land and the Environment; The Spanish Empire in America and The Fall of the Spanish American Empire. Fine condition.

$9.00

# 394z Dobyns, Stephen COLD DOG SOUP NY: Viking Penguin Inc., 1985. Hard bound in original comic dust jacet in fine condition.
Haitian New York cab driver picks up fellow going to dispose of a dead dog. It is a Brooklyn road story as the Haitian tries to find someone to buy the dead dog. The Haitian has a view that nothing should be thrown away in New York, all things have a use and a price. He describes Haiti as though people lived in an underworld under a grate and the U.s. was above the grate. He claims the Haitians could live on what fell through the grate. A very dark book, but interesting and at times funny. Another time I wrote about this book again: different time: Weird novel of a dead dog, offered to a Chinese restaurant for cold dog soup among other things, and featuring a zanny, if not mad Haitian cab driver in Brooklyn. Interesting at times, over the top in other parts, with simply disgusting dog stories. Certainly not an animal lover's book.

$7.00

# 397z Bragg, Rick ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTIN' NY: Vintage Books, 1997. Pages 201-210 piece called Tap-tap. Interesting stream of consciousness and experiences in Haiti after Aristide had been exiled and de facto government was in power. Paper bound, very fine. 329 pages. A correspondent for "The New York Times" recounts growing up in the Alabama hills, the son of a violent veteran and a mother who tried to insulate her children from poverty and ignorance.

$7.00

# 401z Kemp, P. K. and Christopher Lloyd THE BUCANNEERS NY: A Tower Book, 1960. BRETHERN OF THE COAST. Henry Morgan, Edward Dampier, Rock Braziliano, Bartholomew Sharp, William Kidd, Charles Swan, Woodes Rogers, George Shelvocke. Within these pages are the complete histories of the great buccaneers....this is their story. Paper bound in good condition, 220 pages. Non-fiction treatment of the pirates of the 17th and 18th century.

$9.00

# 402z Filler, Louis editor WENDELL PHILLIPS ON CIVIL RIGHTS AND FREEDOM NY: Hill and Wang, 1965. 1861 lecture on Toussaint on pp. 163 ff. Book is hard bound in dust jacket, very good condition, 217 pages. "Wendell Phillips.was a leader of the nineteenth-century Abolitionist movement.The eighteen selections in this volume have been chosen for their eloquence and for their relevance to today's civil rights movement."

$16.00

# NG March 1908 Chester, Rear Admiral Colby M. HAITI: A DEGENERATING ISLAND. A very scarce item. From National Geographic, March 1908, the very first Nation Geographic edition to feature a story on Haiti. Some nice photos from Cap Haitien. Excellent condition for 1908!

$55.00.

# NG Nov. 1987 Cobb, Charles. HAITI AGAINST ALL ODDS. Article in National Geographic of Nov. 1987. Whole magazine. Nice condition. This magazine is worth it for the one spectacular aerial photo of the Dominican/Haitian border, with green forests on one side and bleak deforestation on the other. Two other articles in this issue. See Deagan below.

$5.50.

# NG Nov. 1987 Deagan, Kathleen. SEARCHING FOR COLUMBUS'S LOST COLONY. National Geographic. Nov. 1987. See Cobb above.

# NG March 1985 Devillers, Carole. HAITI'S VOODOO PILGRIMAGES OF SPIRITS AND SAINTS. National Geographic, March, 1985.

Just the article alone, nicely cut out of a magazine, $5.50.
Or, the whole magazine in "as new" condition. $5.00.

# NG Feb. 1981 Grove, Noel. THE CARIBBEAN: SUN, SEA AND SEETHING. National Geographic Feb. 1981. Have whole magazine. The article does have several Haiti photos and some treatment of political situation.

$5.50.

# NG Dec. 1920 Johnston, Sir Harry. HAITI THE HOME OF TWIN REPUBLICS. And HAITI AND ITS REGENERATION BY THE UNITED STATES. Dec. 1920, National Geographic. These two essays by the famous travel writer are, in part, a justification of the American Occupation, but also a documenting of it. His two essays are accompanied by 21 b/w photos, many of them of the occupation troops and troop activities. Also in this same edition: Osterhout, Major G.H., Jr. A LITTLE-KNOWN MARVEL OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. 1920 National Geographic feature on the Citadel including 12 b/w photos. Text is a history of the citadel and quite detailed. This is the entire December edition of 1920, complete and in good shape. The spine is a bit tattered, but otherwise quite nice. Since this issue has a very famous story on the art of falconry, it is an especially hard to find edition since falconry fanciers have gotten all the copies!

$28.00.

A second copy which is again the whole magazine except it has no front cover, but otherwise is intact and in surprisingly good condition. $18.00

# NG Sept. 1944 Newman, Oliver P. BARE FEET AND BURROWS IN HAITI. National Geographic Sept. 1944. Also: B. Anthony Stewart: HAITI GOES TO MARKET. Total of 20 photos in the two essays, some of them in color, but not normal color photos, but those earlier painted-looking photos. Some really nice, as one expects from National Geo. The whole magazine, which also includes some second world war stories and a popular one on working dogs. The war year National Geos are hard to get since they are collected for their war stories and photographs.

This is a worn copy with some fraying on the spine, but the text is perfect throughout. $18.00.

# NG Dec. 1920 Osterhout, Major G.H., Jr. A LITTLE-KNOWN MARVEL OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. 1920 National Geographic feature on the Citadel including 12 b/w photos. Text is a history of the citadel and quite detailed. Also in this edition: Sir Harry Johnston. HAITI THE HOME OF TWIN REPUBLICS. And HAITI AND ITS REGENERATION BY THE UNITED STATES. These two essays by the famous travel writer are, in part, a justification of the American Occupation, but also a documenting of it. His two essays are accompanied by 21 b/w photos, many of them of the occupation troops and troop activities. This is the entire December edition of 1920, complete and in good shape. The spine is a bit tattered, but otherwise quite nice. Since this issue has a very famous story on the art of falconry, it is an especially hard to find edition since falconry fanciers have gotten all the copies!

$27.00.

A second copy which is again the whole magazine except it has no front cover, but otherwise is intact and in surprisingly good condition. $21.00

# NG Jan. 1976 Patterson, Carolyn Bennett. HAITI: BEYOND MOUNTAINS, MORE MOUNTAINS. National Geographic, Jan. 1976. Whole magazine.

Nice condition. $7.00.

# NG Aug. 1916 WARDS OF THE UNITED STATES. An unsigned story in National Geographic, August, 1916. The article covers The Dominican Republic, Haiti and Nicaragua. The section on Haiti is extensive and has 30 incredible black and white photos of Haiti. One is extraordinary given the later art revival in the 1940s. Most people are familiar with the famous photo of Hector Hyppolite in front of his home, Ici Renaissance. This 1916 magazine has virtually the same photo of a different artist in front of his painted hut. It would be very hard for most to tell the difference! Other photos include a great rural market, streets, cemetery and railroad in P-a-P, arch in Les Cayes, forested mountains, rural tailor, statue of Dessalines, a very unusual photo of the citadel and much more. A very difficult item to find.

Nice condition edition. $34.00.

# NEWS1 TEACHING ABOUT HAITI A 32 paged newspaper format teaching guide published by the Network of Educators on the Americas in 1993. This is the original news magazine featuring articles on history of Haiti, maps, folktales, Konbit, Vodou, Haitian Voices and much more. Very good condition.

$5.00.

# PAM 2 HAITI AND JAMAICA CRUISES FROM MIAMI SS Yarmouth. 1 page front and back fold-out advertising circular

$2.00

# PAM 3 HAITI Tourist pamphlet about 1957 or 58. Photographs (poor) and basic tourist data. Cover is drawing of Citadel. Back cover of Raymond-les-Bains, beach scene. 24 pages. Nice map inside which was never part of the book. Scarce.

$12.00

# PAM 5 A GUIDE TO HAITI NY: Haiti Tourist Information Bureau, 1953. 44 page booklet with National Palace on cover. Many b/w photos, ads, and basic tourist data. Good condition.

$14.00

# PAM 6 National Office of Tourism and Public Relations A NEW GUIDE TO HAITI P-a-P: National Office of Tourism and Public Relations, 1970. Colorful tourist brochure with colorful cover. Papa Doc's days. Ads and tourist attractions. 80 pages, many b/w photos, maps. Very fine condition.

$14.00

# PAM 7 Haiti Government Tourist Bureau A GUIDE TO HAITI NY: Waldon Press, 1958. 64 pages. Colorful front cover with dance troop. Tourist info, many b/w photos of all areas of the country. Ads. And a very curious bibliography on the last page. Quite a scarce and fascinating booklet.

$15.00

# PAM 9 Catholic Institute for International Relations HAITI: BUILDING DEMOCRACY London: Russell Press Limited, 1996. 36 pages of analysis. Paper bound in fine condition.

$11.00

# PAM 13 Laurent, Gerard HAITI: MUCH TO KNOW, MUCH TO SEE, MUCH TO DO P-a-P: Imp. La Phalange. Fascinating small 40 page paper bound booklet from the tourist office. Very good condition. No date, but at the time P-a-P is listed as having a population of 350,000 people. Also fascinating is that a phone call to Washington was $7.50 and $9.00 to New York. Photo of the Francois Duvalier airport. Lots of hotel data and such. B/w photos.

$11.00

# PAM 14 HAITI Washington, DC: Pan American Union, 1947 31 pages, on slick paper with wonderful b/w photos from the period.

$17.00

# PAM 15 HAITI Washington, DC: Organization of American States, 1970. 47 pages, paper bound on slick paper. Lots of quality b/w photos. Overview of the country. Updated from 1963 version.

$15.00

# PAM16 Duvalier, F. (1962). PAIX ET PAIN PUR SURVIVRE: MESSAGE DU JANVIER 1962 AU PEUPLE HAITIEN . Port-au-Prince, Imprimerie de l'etat. Small booklet of 64 pages, which are yellowing. In good condition, paper bound.

$42.00

# PAM 17 Forbes, W. Cameron et al., REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION FOR THE STUDY AND REVIEW OF CONDITIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI Washington, DC: U.S. Gov. Printing Office, 1930. Paper bound, 45 pages. Influencial commission in ending the U.S. Occupation.

$14.00

# PAM20 Williams, Ernest E. Benjamin Shreve and Philip S. Humphrey THE HERPETOLOGY OF THE PORT-AU-PRINCE REGION AND GONAVE ISLAND, HAITI, PARTS I - II Cambridge, Ma: Museum of Comparative Zoology, 1963. 49 pages + 5 pages of full page plates of frogs. Very fine condition.

$4.00

# PAM21 Schmidt, Karl Patterson DESCRIPTIONS OF NEW AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES FROM SANTO DOMINGO AND NAVASSA NY: The American Museum of Natural History, 1919. 7 pages. Very good condition.

$3.00

# PAM22 Rathbun, Mary J. FOSSIL CRABS FROM THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1923. 6 pages of text, two of plates. Very good condition.

$4.00

# PAM23 Schwartz, Albert THE AMEIVA (LACERTILIA, TEIIDAE) OF HISPANIOLA. III. AMEIVA TAENIURA COPE Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. Vol 135, No. 6. Pages 345-375. Map of Haiti with location of the findings.

$5.00

# PAM24 Schwartz, Albert A NEW SPECIES OF AQUATIC ANOLIS (SAURIA, IGUANIDAE) FROM HISPANIOLA Annals of Carnegie Museum. Vo. 47, Article 11, 1978. Pages 261-279.

$3.00

# PAM25 Schwartz, Albert and Richard Thomas THE GENUS DARLINGTONIA (SERPENUES) IN HISPANIOLA, INCLUDING A NEW SUBSPECIES FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Breviora: Museum of Comparative Zoology. # 229, 1965. Pages 1-10. Very fine condition.

$4.00

# PAM26 Schwartz, Albert VARIATIONS AND NATURAL HISTORY OF ELEUTHERODDACTYLUS RUTHAE ON HISPANIOLA Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. Issue 132, No. 6, 1965. Pages 481-508.

$6.00

# PAM27 Schwartz, Albert TWO NEW SUBSPECIES OF THE ANGUID LIZARD WETMORENA FROM HISPANIOLA Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, Vol 78, 1965. Pages 39-48.

$4.00

# PAM28 Schwartz, Albert THREE NEW SPECIES OF FROGS (LEPTODACTYLIDAE ELEUTHERODACTYLUS) FROM HISPANIOLA Breviora Museum of Comparative Zoology. Issue 208, 1964, pages 1-15. Very good condition.

$4.00

# PAM29 Riley, J. H. THREE REMARKABLE NEW SPECIES OF BIRDS FROM SANTO DOMINGO Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections. Vol 66, No. 15, 1916. Pages 1-2. Fine condition.

$3.00

# PAM30 Richmond, Neil D. THE BLIND SNAKES (TYPHLOPS) OF HAITI WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES Cambridge, Ma: Museum of Comparative Zoology, 1964. 12 pages. Fine condition.

$4.00

# PAM33 Thomas, Richard and Albert Schwartz THE MONTICOLA GROUP OF THE LIZARD GENUS ANOLIS IN HISPANIOLA Breviora Museum of Comparative Zoology: # 261. Pages 1-27, 1967. Very good condition.

$7.00

# PAM34 Mertens, Robert BEOBACHTUNGEN AN ANOLIS UND MASKEN-LEGUANEN Natur und Volk, Vol. 70. # 3, pages 137-144. 1940. Text in Germany. This the whole issue which contains this article.

$3.50

# PAM36 Thomas, Richard TWO NEW SUBSPECIES OF AMPHISBAENA (AMPHISBAENIA, REPTILIA) FROM THE BARAHONA PENINSULAR OF HISPANIOLA Breviora Museum of Comparative Zoology: $ 215, pages 1-14, 1965.

$5.00

# Pam 41z Wetmore, Alexander REMAINS OF BIRDS FROM CAVES IN THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, 1922. 4 page independtly published occasional paper from the Smithsonian. Very good condition.

$6.00

# Pam 42 Cochran, Doris M. NOTES ON THE HERPETOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS MADE BY DR. W.L. ABBOTT ON THE ISLAND OF HAITI Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1924. 15 page independtly published pamphlet. Very good condition.

$4.00

# Pam 43 SchwartZ, Albert TWO NEW SPECIES OF HISPANIOLAN ELEUTHERODACTYLUS (LEPTODACTYLIDAE) Dispound printed article from Herpetologica 32: 163-171, June 1976.Very good condition.

$4.00

# Pam 44 Lazell, James D. A NEW SPECIES OF SPHAERODACTYLUS FROM NORTHEN HAITI Breviora: Museum of Comparative Zoology, 1961. Vol. Number 139, pages 1-5. Very good condition.

$4.00

# Pam 45 Dunn, Emmett Reid A NEW LIZARD FROM HAITI Proceedings of the New England Zoological Club, 1920. Vol. VII, pages 33-34. Very nice condition.

$2.00

# Pam 46 Cochran, Doris M. A NEW SPECIES OF FROG FROM HAITI Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, 1938. Vol. 51, pages 93-94. Very nice condition.

$3.00

# Pam 47 Cochran, Doris M. THE HERPETOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS MADE IN HAITI AND ITS ADJOINING ISLANDS Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, 1928. Vol. 41, pages 53-60. Fine condition.

$4.00

# Pam 48 Cochran, Doris M. A NEW FROG, ELEUTHERODACTYLUS WETMOREI, FROM THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, 1932. Vol. 45, pages 191-194. Very nice condition.

$3.00

# Pam 53 Goldich, Samuel S. and Harlan R. Bergquist ALUMINOUS LATERITIC SOIL OF THE REPUBLIC OF HAITI, W.I Washington, DC: United States Government Printing Office, 1948. 101 pages with index and a very large fold-out map of area studied. In excellent condition.

$13.00

# Pam 55 Parker, John A PLEA FOR HISPANIOLA Minneapolis: The University of Minnesota Library, 1961. Notes: Not really the letter. This about the acquisition of the letter, which was the two millionith acquisition of the library. However, it telling the story the author does discuss the letter itself. 8 pages.

$3.00

# Pam 56 HAITI: WINTER/SPRING 1961 TWA fold out brochure. Haiti "Unique among the lands of the Caribbean"

$5.00

# PAM 58 Zellon, James CREOLE IN ONE LESSON, WITH PHONETIC PRONUNCIATIONS Short few pages of phrases, with small dictionary. 1940. A very early relic and quite rare. Dark, but excellent condition.

$19.00

# Pam 59 Pilsbry, Henry A. MIOCENE AND PLEISTOCENE CIRRIPEDIA FROM HAITI Washington, DC: Government Printing Office. 1924. From the Proceedings of the U.S. National Museum. Very good condition. 2 pages.

$5.00

# Pam 60 Rand, Stanley ANOLIS KOOPMANI, NEW SPECIES, FROM THE SOUTHWEST PENINSULA OF HAITI: NOTES ON HISPANIOLAN HERPETOLOGY. Also in same pamphlet container: Doris M. Cochran. A NEW GENUS AND SPECIES OF LIZARD, HISPANIOLUS PRATENSIS, FROM THE HAITIAN REPUBLIC. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. Washington, D.C. March 16, 1928. Vol. 41, pp. 49-52. Ernest E. Williams. NOTES ON HISPANIOLAN HERPETOLOGY. 1. ANOLIS CHRISTOPHEI, NEW SPECIES, FROM THE CITADEL OF KING CHRISTOPHE, HAITI. In: Breviora: Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 20,1960. No. 117.

$9.00

# PAM61 Hudicourt, Max L. HAITI FACES TOMORROW'S PEACE NY: L'Association Democratique Haitienne, 1945. In 1945 Hudicourt was editor of "La Nation" This pamphlet was translated from the French by Anita Dlyn Weinstein. Hudicourt analyzes the potential for Haiti in the post-WWII, especially in relation to the U.S. Both Stenio Vincent and Elie Lescot are significant in this analysis. Extremely rare pamphlet. Paper bound and in fine condition.

$19.00

# PAM63 ALBERT SCHWEITZER HOSPITAL A fund rasing mailing packet from 2000. Photos, history and appeal.

$4.00

# PAM 66 HAITI CHERIE Fold out travel brochure. Colorful cover. Inside is also colorful with nice photos. No date, but the population is listed as 5,000,000. Text in French.

$5.50

# Large 5 Cave, Hugh B. THE MISSION Reprinted in THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, March 14, 1959. Famous story of a little girl in Haiti whose mother dies and she sets off from southwestern Haiti to find her father in Port-au-Prince who is a famous painter. Brillian story and famous full-page color drawing of the girl. Very good condition.

$25.00

# Large 7 THE KINGDOM OF HAYTI This is a very long story in the newspaper: The New Hampshire Patriot, 1818. This is the whole edition of the paper, original 1818 paper, sort of on a linen-like paper. Lovely. The editors are trying to establish relations with Hayti and give their readers an overview of the fouding of the kingdom and situation now. Very good conditon.

$21.00

# Large 10 THE U.S. INVITED TO ARBITRATE A MASSACRE IN ITS FRONT GARDEN Entire issue of Life magaine of Dec. 6, 1937. This unsigned article is about the U.S. coming in to help arbitrate in the aftermath of the massacre of Haitians in the Dominican Republic. The story is in Vol 3, # 23, pages 74-77. About 10 b/w photos. Whole magazine in good condition. Very large size magazine.

$16.00

# Large 11 BLACK HAITI: WHERE OLD AFRICA AND THE NEW WORLD MEET This is the entire edition of Life Magazine, Dec. 13, 1937. Vol 3, # 24. The Haiti story is pages 26-31. Includes 17 b/w photos, one very large one of a man on horse in the Massacre River. Text as well. Magazine is the very large format of Life and in very good condition.

$13.00

# Large 15 Hall, Lee THE MOB AND ITS MAN TAKE OVER IN HAITI This is the entire issue of Life Magaine from June 10, 1957. Vol. 43 # 23, pages 41-44. Marvelous photos. The article concerns Fignole, Pierre Armand, Louis Dejoie and alleged influence of the Mob in Haiti. The magazine is in very good condition.

$11.00

# Large 16 A WEIRD, FATAL DASH INTO TURBULENT HAITI This story is offered in the full edition of Life Magazine for Aug. 11, 1958. Vol. 45 # 6, pages 22-23. Photograph of Papa Doc in full military uniform -- so young. Story of overthrow attempt. This took place in his first year as president. Other great photos.

$10.00

# Large 23 SUNSETS OF HAITI This article is in the entire issue of Life Magazine for Sept. 13, 1948. Vol. 25, # 11, pages. 158-159. Color photo and story.

$7.00

# Large 28 Barnes, Edward EXODUS FROM HAITI Life Magazine, Vol. XV, No. 4. Story in Life magazine, with typical great Life magazine photos. 8 pages. The whole issue of April 1992 is offered here.

$7.00

# Large 29 McNally, J. J. (1909). MY HAYTIAN QUEEN . New York, Shapiro. This is the sheet music (with words) to the title song in the 1909 musical of the same name. Very large, as sheet music was in those days.

$11.00

# Large 30 Selzer, Richard A MASK ON THE FACE OF DEATH Life Magazine, Vol 10, # 8. Pages 58-64. Story of the ravages of AIDS in Haiti. Many color photos. The full issue of August 1987 is offered. Very good condition.

$8.00

# Large 32 THE HAYTIAN BUTCHERY The Cleveland Leader. Front page story, June 10, 1891. Long article on Hyppolite's crack down and French gunship coming into port. The whole issue of the newspaper is offered. Good condition, but yellowed pages.

$13.00

# Large 36 Daguillard, Fritz A JEWEL IN THE CROWN: CHARLES SUMNER AND THE STRUGGLE FOR HAITI'S RECOGNITION Washington, DC: For Haitian Embassy by Kalou Design, Inc, 1999. Beautiful 61 page magazine in honor of Charles Sumner's contribution to Haiti. 8 1/2 by 11 on slick paper with lovely photos and documents compied. Quality work.

$25.00

# Large 38 Gold, Herbert HAITI AFTER BABY DOC Playboy Magazine, Vol. 33, # 13, pages 110-111 and 223-232. December 1986. This is the entire magazine of that issue, playmate and all. :) Herb Gold looks at the future of Haiti after the fall of Baby Doc.

$12.00

# Large 40 Porter, Cole KATIE WENT TO HAITI . New York, Chappell. This is the original sheet music from the film Du Barry Was A Lady. Very large size as sheet music tends to be.

$8.00

# Large 43 Hook, Theodore THE PLANTER'S BIRTH-DAY The New Yorker: Vol. VIII # 213-215, Dec. 21, 1839. Actually a fairly long story. The print is small and the pages are large. The story is about a planter from Haiti. Quite scarce. This is the whole edition and the last large page has a full ballad with sheet music and all. Quite an interesting edition.

$42.00

# Large 44 Reeside, John B., Jr. UPPER CRETACEOUS AMMONITES FROM HAITI Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1947. 9x10, 12 pages and lots of illustrations on slick paper.

$9.00

# Large 49 THE RECOGNITION BY FRANCE OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF HAYTI Philadelphia: National Gazette and Literary Register, July 28, 1825. Front page story in this U.S. newspaper of the terms and conditions of the independence, including details of the indemnity owed to France by Haiti. This is the full edition of that newspaper, and it is in very good condition, though yellowed by age. This is the original 1825 newspaper.

$81.00

# Large 51 Cave, Hugh B. HARD OF HEART The Saturday Evening Post. Vol 232, # 50, 40-41 and 101-107, June 11, 1960. This is the whole original edition of that magazine with Hugh Cave's story. Later this story was published under the title of Fortress of Fear is his book of short stories set mainly in Haiti, The Witching Lands. The magazine is in very good condition.

$8.00

# Large 58 Solomon, B.J. LA BELLE HAITI NY: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, undated 1940s. This is an album of Haitian songs "charming and Unusual." 10 songs with sheet music and words. Music by Raoul Perodin and words by B. J. Solomon and Sandy Stone. Good condition.

$25.00

# F2 Beauvoir-Dominique, R. (1991). L'ANCIENNE CATHEDRALE DE PORT-AU-PRINCE: PERSPECTIVES D'UN VESTIGE DE CARREFOURS . Port-au-Prince, Henri Deschamps. 203 pages + Many b/w illustrations and the very last page of the book is a heart-wrenching photo of the burned shell. Paperbound in very find condition.

$11.00

# F21 Madiou, T. (1988). HISTORIE D'HAITI: 1819 - 1826: Vol 6 . Port-au-Prince, Editions Henri Deschamps. This is a very nice copy of a presentation copy. 2000 were printed and this is copy # 1150 and signed by the editor. Paperbound, 546 pages. Nice copy. Little wear.

$81.00

# F22 Madiou, T. (1985). HISTORIE D'HAITI: 1804 - 1807: Vol 3 . Port-au-Prince, Les Editions Fardin. Paper bound good condition. 448 pages.

$32.00

# F38 Dorimain, M. G. JEREMIE D'ANTAN (1673-1789) Privately printed. 92 pages + 10 pages of rather poor quality b/w photos. Quite a rare item for history of early Jeremie.

$50.00

# F44 Roumain, J. (1975). GOUVERNEURS DE LA ROSEE . Port-au-Prince, Les Editions Fardin. Nice condition of the paper bound book. Worn but still easy to use and completely solid throughout.

$14.00

# F53 Rinne, Suzanne and Joelle Vitiello, editors ELLES ECRIVENT DES ANTILLES (HAITI, GAUADELOUPE, MARTINIQUE) Montreal, L'Harmattan 1997. Preface by Ginette Adamson. 397 pages. Book like new. The Haiti section runs from page 15 to 118. Paper bound in stiff plastic-like cover.

$40.00

# F57 LaPorte, A. M. T. e. (1978). PIERRE TOUSSAINT: L'HOMME PAISIBLE 1766-1853 . Port-au-Prince, Impression Magiques. 32 page biography of the ex-slave who has been elevated to the status of "blessed" by the Vatican. This is the preliminary status on the way to sainthood, the first Haitian to be so elevated. Book is paper bound and in good condtion.

$11.00

# F58 Commission Nationale de Verite et de, J. SI M PA RELE: 29 SEPTEMBRE 1991 - 14 OCTOBRE 1994 . Lawrence, KS, Institute of Haitian Studies. Occasional Paper No 14. 8.5x11 size in spiral binding. 245 pages. Detailed reports of the period in question. Like new.

$15.00

# F59 Commission Nationale de Verite et de, J. SI M PA RELE: ANNEXES I ET II . Lawrence, KS, Institute of Haitian Studies. Occasional Paper No 14. 8.5x11 size in spiral binding. 141 pages. Detailed reports of the period in question. Like new.

$15.00

# F61 Ariside, Jean=Bertrand THEOLOGIE ET POLITIQUE Montreal: Les Editions du CIDIHCA, 1992. Introduction by the famous theologian, Leonardo Boff. Book signed by the author. Paper bound in heavier cover. 142 pages. Like new.

$12.00

# F 62 Fouchard, J. (1955). LE THEATRE A SAINT-DOMINGUE . Port-au-Prince, Imprimerie De L'Etat. 353 page book by this famous scholar. This is a nice copy of this work from 1955. The soft cover is somewhat soiled, nothing particular, just dingy. This is true of the edges of pages as seen when book is closed. But OPEN, the pages inside are clean. Book is very solid and some pages still uncut.

$40.00

# K 1 Paultre, Carrie (1978). TONTON LIBIN. Port-au-Prince, Editions Boukan. Original publication of work which Bryant Freeman later republished in 1982. Worn copy but in good condition.

$5.00

# K 6A and K6B NOUVO KONTRA AN CREOL. Large set of cassette tapes with the entire New Testament in Creole. Set of 18 tapes in two heavy plastic boxes.

$35.00

# K37 Anon KONPRANN SA NOU LI EGZESIS 3 . Port-au-Prince, Editions Henri Deschamps

$5.00

# K 38 Smith, J. (1983). MOSO CHOUAZI DE LIV MORMON. Salt Lake City, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 8.5x11 paper bound book. 111 pages. Book is in fine conditon.

$8.00

# K 43 Valme, Serge Claude W. CHAPO BA (PWEZI) Spiral bound short book of poetry.

$2.00

# K 45 Jean-Baptiste, Pauris PROTEJE TE OU Port-au-Prince, Bon Nouvel, 1979. 71 pages. Nice condition paper bound book dealing with farming techniques.

$8.00

# K 49 Jean-Baptiste, P. BOUKEL ESPWA Book of poetry. Worn but decent.

$4.00

# K 53 Mompremier, Sanilus YON NOUVO DOLEY NAN BITASYON YO Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 57 page book with some b/w photos of community organization work in Haiti. Good condition paper bound.

$5.00

# K 55 ONE RESPE Worn but interesting 111 page overview of things going on in peasant movements in Haiti.

$9.00

# K 56 Trobisch, Walter MOUIN RINMIN GNOU JINN GASON Port-au-Prince: Imprimerie du Nazareen, no date. Une correspondance confidentielle. Seems to be a novel in the format of a correspondence. Worn but decent reading condition. Tight, bound by staples

$8.00

# K 58 KOUT FLACH SOU JEWOGRAFI DAYITI. Imprimerie des Antilles, no date. 54 pages.

$5.00

# K 78 Vedrine, Emmanuel W. OTOBIYOGRAFI Unpublished four page typed page.

$1.00

# K 85 BON NOUVEL A bound copy of the entire year of 1988. This is a real treasure. Actual Creole for the masses, with year's full of analysis, news, features and what not. Lots of material here.

$17.00

# K 88 Tony, Jean-Jacques POUR MIEUX T'AIMER: POU M KA I RENMEN OU Dorchester, Ma., 1992. Poetry, articles, nice b/w photos, a "real" book to read in Creole. 8.5x11 inch book, 121 pages.

$18.00

# K School HAITIAN SCHOOL BOOKS All of the books listed below are elementary school text books. All are printed in Haiti and simply. All are in very good condition or better unless noted. Price will depend upon individual volume.

# A -- Istwa Dayiti - Jeyografi -- 5th ane $5.00
# B -- Konnen Bet Yo -- 5th ane $7.00
# C -- Reveye Ou -- 3rd ane $5.00
# D -- Istwa - Jeygrafi - Sivik 6th ane $7.00
# E -- Pou Yon Leko Liberatris An Ayiti -- $2.00

# Lex1 Anon KOMPRANN SA NOU LI: LEKTI KATRIYEM ANE . Port-au-Prince

$5.00

# L2 Jeanty, Edner SPEAK CREOLE IN NO TIME . Port-au-Prince, La Presse Evangelique Very nice condition, signed by the author.

$12.00

# L3 Freeman, B. C. (1987). TI KOZE KREYOL: A HAITIAN - CREOLE MANUAL . Port-au-Prince, Edisyon Bon Nouvel. Very fine condition.

$11.00

# L5 Freeman, B. C. (1990). SURVIVAL CREOLE . Port-au-Prince, La Presse Evangelique

$5.00

# L6 Freeman, B. G. (1984). CHITA PA BAY: ELEMENTARY READING IN HAITIAN CREOLE WITH ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY . Port-au-Prince, Editions Bon Nouvel.

$13.00

# L9 Valdman, A. and et al. (1981). HAITIAN CREOLE -- ENGLISH - FRENCH DICTIONARY . Bloomington, In., Indiana University , Creole Institute. 2 huge volumes. Spiral bound. Vol 1 is 579 pages. Vol 2 is 142 pages. Good condition.

For both volumes: $30.00

# L11 Jeanty, E. A. a. O. C. B. (1974). LET'S LEARN CREOLE . Port-au-Prince, La Presse Evangelique. Like new.

1974 pre-publication version. $9.00

# L13 Jeanty, E. A. (1989). DIKSYONE KREYOL -- Creole - English Angle - Kreyol . Port-au-Prince, La Presse Evangelique. 353 page dictionary. Very good condition.

$19.00
Shorter version of this book. $14.00

# L14 McConnell, H. O. (1960). YOU CAN LEARN CREOLE . Petit-Goave, Haiti, Imprimerie Du Sauveur

Early versions $18.00
7th edition, 1980s $12.00

# L15 Savain, R. E. (1993). HAITIAN-KREOL IN TEN STEPS . Rochester, VA, Schenkman Books, Inc. Spiral bound book with hard plastic cover. 119 pages. Like new.

$12.00

# L16 Faine, J. (1936). PHILOLOGIE CREOLE ETUDES HISTORIQUES ET ETYMOLOGIQUES SUR LA LANGUE CREOLE D'HAIT . Port-au-Prince, Imprimerie de l'Etat. One of the earliest studies of Haitian Creole in print. Nice condition. 303 pages and bibliography.

$86.00

# L17 Faine, J. (1939). LE CREOLE DANS L'UNIVERS: ETUDES COMPARATIVES PARLERS FRANCAIS-CREOLES. . Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Imprimerie de L'etat. TOME I: Le Mauricion. Over 100 pages.

$78.00

# L19 Bayadel, E. a. I. D. (1985). ANN REFLECHI SOU LANG NOU PALE A . Brooklyn, NY, Bilingual Program of Community School District 3. 109 pages. Nice condition.

$16.00

# L20 Anon LEKTI GRAME -- 3 EM ANE . Port-au-Prince.

$5.00

# L21 Anon (1985). LEKTI KREYOL . Port-au-Prince, Imprimerie Henri Deschamps. LIV ELEV: 5EM AK 6EM ANE.

$6.00

# L22 Anon (1987). LANG KREYOL: LIV ELEV 5em ANE . Port-au-Prince, Ministe Edikasyon Nasyonal.

$6.00

# L24 Dalzon, W. (1981). WI YA LI: LESON KREOL POU ETRANJE . Port-au-Prince, Haitian-American Institute. Large size 8.5x11 inch book, paper bound by staples3 pages of excellent exercises to work on. Not written in.

$16.00

# L27 Savain, R. E. and et al. (1994). HARCOURT BRACE PICTURE DICTIONARY . Orlando, FL, Harcourt Brace and Co. 8.5x11 size book. Colorful pictures. Like new.

$19.00

# L32 Kantrowitz, Martin et al. (1978). KOU MAN NOU YE? AN ENGLISH-HAITIAN CREOLE GUIDE FOR MEDICAL PERSONNEL University of New Mexico Press. 75 pages and in very good condition.

$18.00

# L37 Valdman, A. (1970). BASIC COURSE IN HAITIAN CREOLE . The Hague, the Neatherlands, Mouton and Co. Large spiral bound book 8.5x11 and it comes with a set of 17 cassette tapes. I used the tapes a great deal and found them most useful. All like new.

$91.00

# L42 Freeman, B. C. (1989). DICTIONNAIRE INVERSE DE LA LANGUE CREOLE HAITIENNE / DIKSYONE LANVE LANG KREYOL AYISYEN AN . Port-au-Prince. Like new.

$14.00

SPECIAL LIST: ALL BOOKS BELOW: $3.00 BOOKS -- EACH BOOK ON THIS LIST BELOW IS $3.00

BOOKS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

The first set are regular sized paper backs on various topic and the second list are older travel books with material on Haiti.

Shipping

The first list of paperbacks will be $2.75 for the first book and 25 cents for each additional book, shipped media mail with delivery confirmation.
The travel books in the second list will be $3.75 for the first book and 50 cents for each addition book, shipped media mail with delivery confirmation.

Insurance or priority shipping are extra, please ask. Delivery outside the U.S. will be arranged.

If you would like more detail on any book, plese just e-mail your questions.

# 120 Carse, Robert Drums of Empire 188 pages published in 1959 genre: Revolution fiction
# 121 Faulkner, William Absalom, Absalom 178 pages published in 1936 genre: Revolution
# 122 Ross, Marilyn The Haiti Circle 219 pages published in 1976 genre: Voodoo
# 123 Wagner, Sharon Haitian Legacy 224 pages published in 1974 genre: Voodoo
# 124 Hatch, Eric The Golden Woman 181 pages published in 1952 genre: Voodoo
# 125 Taylor, Angeline Black Jade 192 pages published in 1948 genre: Voodoo/ Rev.
# 126 Wheatley, Dennis Strange Conflict 320 pages published in 1978 genre: Voodoo
# 127 Gant, Norman Burn 158 pages published in 1970 genre: Revolution
# 128 Gant, Norman The Deadly Mermaid 191 pages published in 1954 genre: 60's coup
# 129 Cartland, Barbara The Drums of Love 162 pages published in 1979 genre: 1805 Voodoo
# 130 Loomis, Gregg VOODOO FURY paper 250 pages published in 1991 # genre: Voodoo
# 131 Ballinger, W. A. DRUMS OF THE DARKER GODS paper 159 pages published in 1966 # genre: Voodoo
# 132 Bradley, Marion Zimmer Drums of Darkness 212 pages published in 1976 genre: now Voodoo
# 133 John Vandercook Out for a Killing 192 pages published in 1956 genre: murder mystery
# 135 Leonard, Elmore SPLIT IMAGE (no cover) paper 182 pages published in 1981 # genre: Crime
# 136 Leonard, Elmore Cat Chaser 283 pages published in 1983 genre: murder mystery
# 137 Easterman, Daniel Night of the Seventh Darkness 434 pages published in 1991 genre: Voodoo / drugs
# 138 Graham, Robert War of Nerves 158 pages published in 1975 genre: sci-fi
# 139 Rohmer, Sax The Island of Fu Manchu 208 pages published in 1963 genre: zombies
# 140 Gray, Ray Voodoo Kill 190 pages published in 1975 genre: Voodoo / crime
# 141 Buck, Peter THE DEADLY BIRDMEN paper 214 pages published in 1981 # genre: Mercenary
# 142 Kent, Madeleine Fabiola Corsair 343 pages published in 1957 genre: pirate
# 143 Case Hellfire in Haiti 188 pages published in 1988 genre: CIA-type
# 144 Fleming, Ian Live and Let Die 159 pages published in 1954 genre: Voodoo
# 145 Turnbull, Eleanor God Is No Stranger not # pages published in 1970 genre: missionary
# 146 Horner and Onstott The Black Sun 512 pages published in 1966 genre: post-Revolution
# 147 Carter, Nick THE BLACK DEATH paper 155 pages published in 1970 # genre: Crime
# 148 Carr, Madeleine Island of Promises 311 pages published in 1984 genre: colonial St. D.
# 149 Dern, Peggy Nurse in the Tropics 127 pages published in 1957 genre: nurse story
# 150 Wilson, Gar Kingston Carnage 219 pages published in 1988 genre: Macoutes
# 151 Pendleton, Don Haitian Hit 218 pages published in 1989 genre: Mafia / Haiti
# 152 Hagan, Patricia Love and Glory 367 pages published in 1982 genre: Romance
# 154 Bear, Greg Queen of Angels 417 pages published in 1990 genre: sci-fi
# 155 McIntee, David A. White Darkness 244 pages published in 1993 genre: WW1 / Voodoo
# 156 Banks, Russell Continental Drift 421 pages published in 1985 genre: Literature !
# 157 Yerby, Frank The Golden Hawk 310 pages published in 1964 genre: pirates
# 158 Bishop, Michael Ancient of Days 409 pages published in 1985 genre: horror
# 159 Matranga, Frances Carfi Summer Magic 192 pages published in 1979 genre: Romance
# 160 Prather, Richard Dead Man's Walk 214 pages published in 1967 genre: Voodoo / murder
# 161 Don Smith Haitian Vendetta 184 pages published in 1973 genre: CIA-type
# 163 John R. Feegel The Dance Card 312 pages published in 1981 genre: CIA-type
# 164 Lynley, Elinor Song of the Bayou 413 pages published in 1990 genre: Romance
# 165 Firbank, Ronald Prancing Nigger 356 pages published in 1962 genre: Literature !
# 166 Diane Guest Shadow Hill 266 pages published in 1995 genre: Voodoo
# 167 Ashley Carter Falconhurst Fugitive 311 pages published in 1988 genre: Love + zombies
# 170 Janet Lambert Forever and Forever 223 pages published in 1961 genre: young girls
# 172 Jennifer Blake Perfume of Paradise 376 pages published in 1988 genre: Romance
# 173 Jack Arnett Death Force 199 pages published in 1990 genre: CIA-type
# 174 Robert Tralins Black Pirate 192 pages published in 1970 genre: pirates
# 175 Errol Lecale Zombie 126 pages published in 1974 genre: zombies
# 177 Baker, Allison ASYA paper 573 pages published in 1978 # genre: Romance
# 178 Adam Turner Voodoo Queen 175 pages published in 1972 genre: Voodoo
# 179 Philip Pullman The Broken Bridge 219 pages published in 1990 genre: young girls
# 180 Guest, Diane Cristobel 300 pages published in 1992 genre: mystery
# 181 Schofield, Harold A. A Private Kind of War 378 pages published in 1990 genre: Nazi / WWII
# 182 Jameson, Amber Sweet Punishment (porn) 222 pages published in 1988 genre: hard core porn
# 183 Bashleen, H.A. editor THE DIARY OF ELIZABETH RENAULT paper 269 pages published in 1970 # genre: Historical
# 184 Martin, Kat The Dream 429 pages published in 1995 genre: Occult
# 186 Smith, Guy Warhead 256 pages published in 1981 genre: Voodoo
# 187 Lancaster, Lydia Her Heart's Honor 493 pages published in 1980 genre: Romance / 18th
# 188 McCoy, Horace No Pockets in a Shroud 172 pages published in 1962 genre: mystery
# 189 Rice, Anne The Feast of All Saints 639 pages published in 1979 genre: Vampire
# 190 Bolan, Mack Zero Tolerance 220 pages published in 1998 genre: Voodoo / drugs
# 191 Bashlin, H.A. editor Confessions of Elizabeth 295 pages published in 1979 genre: Romance / 18th
# 192 Daniels, Dorothy Dark Island 206 pages published in 1972 genre: mystery / Voodoo
# 193 Lauria, Frank Blue Limbo 346 pages published in 1991 genre: Voodoo
# 194 Mendelsohn, Robert Footsteps on a Drum 345 pages published in 1995 genre: Romance / Voodoo
# 195 Martin, Les Fresh Bones 135 pages published in 1997 genre: Voodoo
# 196 Gilmore, Cecil Inherited Husband 159 pages published in 1948 genre: Romance
# 197 Garnett, Cliff Take Down 214 pages published in 2000 genre: CIA-type
# 198 Zachary, Elizabeth Blazing Vixen 406 pages published in 1980 genre: Romance
# 199 Handeland, Lauri Midnight Moon 341 pages published in 2006 genre: Romance / occult
# 200 Holder, Nancy Silence 303 pages published in 2003 genre: horror

TRAVEL BOOKS AND OVERVIEW TEXTS ON HAITI

# 297 Cartey, Wilfred The West Indies hard bound 223 pages published in 1968 # pages on Haiti: 38
# 298 Martin, Lawrence / Sylvia Standard Guide to Caribbean hard bound 729 pages published in 1957 # pages on Haiti: 4 + general
# 299 Arciniegas, German CARIBBEAN SEA OF NEW WORLD hard bound 475 pages published in 1946 # pages on Haiti: 40
# 300 Chandos, Dane THE TRADE WIND ISLANDS hard bound 256 pages published in 1955 # pages on Haiti: 35
# 301 Clark, Sidney ALL THE BEST IN THE CARIBBEAN hard bound 470 pages published in 1960 # pages on Haiti: 53 +
# 302 Fodor's FODOR'S GUIDE CARIBBEAN (1960) hard bound 657 pages published in 1960 # pages on Haiti: 34 +
# 303 Fodor's FODOR'S GUIDE CARIBBEAN (1961) hard bound 670 pages published in 1961 # pages on Haiti: 31 +
# 304 Kanbar, Elliott THE CARIBBEAN ON 5 AND 10 $s soft bound 240 pages published in 1962 # pages on Haiti: 20 +
# 305 Fodor's FODOR'S GUIDE CARIBBEAN (1965) hard bound 600 pages published in 1965 # pages on Haiti: 80 +
# 306 Ullman and Dinhofe Caribbean Here and Now hard bound 365 pages published in 1968 # pages on Haiti: 12 +
# 307 Harman / Harman FIELDING'S GUIDE TO CARIBBEAN soft bound 838 pages published in 1970 # pages on Haiti: 40 +
# 308 Fodor's FODOR'S GUIDE CARIBBEAN (1971) hard bound 606 pages published in 1971 # pages on Haiti: 25 +
# 310 Ost, John R. Van YACHTMAN'S GUIDE TO ANTILLES spiral bound 256 pages published in 1976 # pages on Haiti: 25 +
# 311 Zellers, Margaret THE INN WAY....THE CARIBBEAN soft bound 192 pages published in 1978 # pages on Haiti: 7 +
# 312 Keown, Ian CARIBBEAN HIDEAWAYS soft bound 371 pages published in 1978 # pages on Haiti: 20 +
# 313 Fodor's FODOR'S GUIDE CARIBBEAN (1980) soft bound 511 pages published in 1980 # pages on Haiti: 15 +
# 314 Zellers, Margaret FIELDING'S CARIBBEAN 1984 soft bound 768 pages published in 1984 # pages on Haiti: 31 +
# 315 Strong, Kathy THE CARIBBEAN BED / BREAKFAST soft bound 268 pages published in 1985 # pages on Haiti: 12 +
# 316 Birnbaum, Stephen ed BIRNBAUM'S CARIBBEAN soft bound 721 pages published in 1986 # pages on Haiti: 16 +
# 317 Hildebrand, HISPANIOLA: HAITI AND D. R. soft bound 135 pages published in 1987 # pages on Haiti: 104 +
# 318 Showker, Kay THE OUTDOOR TRAVELER'S GUIDE soft bound 405 pages published in 1989 # pages on Haiti: 16 +
# 344 Sharples, Alice Ports of Palm soft bound 208 pages published in 1939 # pages on Haiti: 46 +
# 348 Stull and Hatch The Western Hemisphere hard bound 374 pages published in 1953 # pages on Haiti: 5 +
# 349 Stull and Hatch Journeys Through Americas hard bound 406 pages published in 1959 # pages on Haiti: 8 +
# 351 American Neighbors hard bound 472 pages published in 1980 # pages on Haiti: 11 +
# 357 John L. Strohm I Lived With Latin Americans hard bound 377 pages published in 1944 # pages on Haiti: 10 +
# 365 Carol Morgan Rim of the Caribbean hard bound 182 pages published in 1942 # pages on Haiti: 13 +
# 368 Alexander Powell Aerial Odyssey hard bound 292 pages published in 1936 # pages on Haiti: 30 +
# 371 McCaffferty and Veatch Islands of the World soft bound 174 pages published in 1980 # pages on Haiti: 5 +
# 393 Harry s. Pariser Guide to Jamaica Including Haiti soft bound 174 pages published in 1986 # pages on Haiti: 32 +
# 399 Harry Foster Combing the Caribbees hard bound 302 pages published in 1929 # pages on Haiti: 16 +

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