Class 7: Reading The Black Jacobins with Geo Maher
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Class 7: Reading The Black Jacobins with Geo Maher
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This is the seventh episode of our 12-part series Reading the Black Jacobins with Geo Maher.
Readings for Episode 7 are:
- Ch. 6, “The Rise of Toussaint”
- Ch. 7, “The Mulattoes Try and Fail”
Study Questions for Episode 7 are:
- Who was Toussaint, and what made him an eSective leader?
- Who were the “mulattoes” and what motivated them?
As always, we’ll be using the post-1963 edition of The Black Jacobins, which is identifiable by the Appendix.
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