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More Haitian "Adventures"
Melville J. Herskovits | April 1, 1939 issue

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The article discusses books on Haitian adventures. These books represent the most recent additions to the ever-growing number of works on Haiti. Both are travel books, but this is as far as one can go in marking resemblances between them. For one is a serious attempt, based on previous familiarity with other Afro American societies, to probe beneath Haitian life and to survey Haitian political and social conditions, giving dates, names and places.

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ADVENTURE & adventurers; HAITIANS; SOCIAL history; VOYAGES & travels; AFRICAN Americans; HAITI
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