Saint-Domingue À La Veille De La Révolution Et La Question De La Représentation Coloniale Aux États Généraux (Janvier 1788-7 Juillet 1789), by Prosper Boissonnade, examines the critical period leading up to the French Revolution and its impact on the colony of Saint-Domingue (modern-day Haiti). This detailed historical account explores the complex issue of colonial representation in the Estates-General, shedding light on the political and social dynamics between France and its Caribbean colony. Boissonnade's work delves into the debates and discussions surrounding the rights and representation of the inhabitants of Saint-Domingue, providing valuable insights into the factors that ultimately contributed to the Haitian Revolution. This book is an essential resource for scholars and readers interested in French colonial history, the French Revolution, and the history of Haiti.

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