Le Trésor de la Citadelle Laferrière (French Edition)

Papillon, Margaret 1958-

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In , Marie-Louise was given the title of queen upon the creation of the Kingdom of Haiti.

Her new status gave her ceremonial tasks to perform, ladies-in-waiting, a secretary and her own court. She was an active queen. She served as the hostess of the ceremonial royal court at the Sans-Souci Palace. Marie-Louise and her daughters were given the property Lambert outside of Cap Henry.

She was visited by President Jean-Pierre Boyer, who offered her his protection; they were allowed to settle in Port-au-Prince. In August , the former queen left Haiti with her daughters under the protection of a British admiral, and travelled to London.

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There were rumors that she was searching for the money, three million, deposited by her spouse in Europe. Whatever the case, she did live the rest of her life without economic difficulties. Posted May 21, by maryseroumain7 in Uncategorized. Subscribe to comments with RSS.

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Notify me of new comments via email. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Teresa September 27, at 6: Thank you for your information. Born and raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, she grew up in a loving family consisting of both parents, her brother, sister and surrounded by wonderful family members.

She was given the opportunity to travel and pursue her education in the United States.

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During her stay, she encountered many individuals who, in some way or another, poured wisdom in her life. Her biggest dream is to go back home to be an asset and a positive voice in the upbringing of the youngsters of her country. After the tragic earthquake Haiti had faced on January 12, , she perceived the catastrophe as an incentive to achieve her goal. Along with her faith in God, she is confident she will see the day when her country will offer hope and opportunities to the youth and guide and help them to live to the best of their abilities.

A Haitian child is becoming an orphan today; another is being cursed for life, and there is an attempt to murder a young Haitian person who is seeking freedom right now. Now is the time to read the story of the millions of Haitians who face slavery on a daily basis and struggle momentarily for what we call freedom. Now is the time to end the murdering of dark skinned Haitian women.

Now is the time to end the worldwide psychological war against dark skinned women. Now is the time to end the black genocide. This initial event will be followed by a number of cultural and academic activities at various dates and locations. Haitian Heritage Month commemoration recognizes the valuable contributions made by Haitians to the history of the World and Palm Beach County.

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It is a celebration of Haitian history and culture and an opportunity to share this culture with our communities. Haitian and Haitian American students represent the largest ethnic minority group from a single country in the School District of Palm Beach County with more than 14, students.

According to community activists, Palm Beach County is home to more than 90, Haitians. For more information, contact Bito David or bito. Please allow me to invite you to visit my new website at www. The Children of Injustice is a memoir that tells the story of how a mother and daughter were let down by the Haitian justice system when they needed it the most. Potions that turn people into zombies.

Poisons that are biological weapons any terrorist would envy. Bloody, sacrificial ceremonies that appease malevolent spirits. These are the tools of the voodoo practitioner. In Haiti became the first black led republic in the world and the first nation in Latin America to win its independence, yet today its population is far worse off than it was two hundred years ago.

How could that be? Voodoo Intersection shows how Haitian voodoo beliefs and practices have caused the devastating poverty, crime and disease in Haiti today, and it provides valuable new insight into the long term plight of a once proud and noble Haitian culture. After attending engineering school, she worked for the Duvalier regime. Every Wednesday and Saturday in the capital city she would see the zombies coming into market to do the shopping for their masters.

She finally immigrated to America, but on her return visits to her homeland through , she has seen more and more of the devastating effects on her people from the degraded voodoo practices unique to Haiti. She wrote Voodoo Intersection so that future generations of her people will descend no further down this terrible dwindling spiral.

This anthology offers a forum that will give voice to women who were greatly affected by this tragedy which devastated our land and who continue, two years later, to be concerned. The volume will contain texts in prose and poetry from Haitian women in Haiti and in the diaspora testifying their emotions and the experiences lived during the earthquake. The book will formulate important questions about the future of Haitian women and about the country. We will also include the voices of women from other countries who are working in solidarity with Haiti. We are appealing to all those who are interested in having their voices heard.

If you decide to submit a text for this volume and following the approval of the Editing Committee, your text will appear in the anthology titled: Upon receipt, we will consider your text as a permission to publish. Reviewing and editing texts and also the cost of lay-out and printing is definitely a challenge for a small independent press.

We would like you to include with your text a biographical note of 50 to 75 words maximum, your e-mail address, your regular post office address and your telephone number.

Even if you have already submitted a draft, please send a formal bio by the stated deadline. The texts received without the biographical note will be considered incomplete and will not be included in the anthology. We are glad for your participation in this project and expect to receive your text on or before the deadline of February 20, Please send text to both:

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