Stella. Emeric Bergeaud
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Название: Stella

Автор: Emeric Bergeaud

Издательство: Ingram

Жанр: Историческая литература

Серия: America and the Long 19th Century

isbn: 9781479895427

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Stella

      America and the Long 19th Century

      General Editors: David Kazanjian, Elizabeth McHenry, and Priscilla Wald

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       Stella

      Émeric Bergeaud

      Translated and Edited by Lesley S. Curtis and Christen Mucher

      Stella

      Émeric Bergeaud

      Translated and Edited by Lesley S. Curtis and Christen Mucher

      A Novel of the Haitian Revolution

      NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS

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      NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS

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      Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

      Bergeaud, Emeric, 1818–1857, author. [Stella. English]

      Stella / Émeric Bergeaud ; translated and edited by Lesley S. Curtis and Christen Mucher.

      pages cm. — (America and the long 19th century)

      Includes bibliographical references and index.

      ISBN 978-1-4798-6684-7 (cl : acid-free paper)

      ISBN 978-1-4798-9240-2 (pb : acid-free paper)

      I. Curtis, Lesley S., editor, translator. II. Mucher, Christen, editor, translator. III. Title.

      PQ3949.B43S7413 2015

      843’.8—dc23 2015009275

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      Contents

      Editors’ Acknowledgments

      Editors’ Introduction

      Lesley S. Curtis and Christen Mucher

      Author’s Note

      To the Reader

      B. Ardouin

      Stella

      Glossary of Foreign Words and Expressions

      Original Explanatory Notes

      Editors’ Notes

      About the Editors

      Editors’ Acknowledgments

      We wish to thank the many people who helped make this project possible, especially our series editors David Kazanjian, Elizabeth McHenry, and Priscilla Wald, as well as Eric Zinner, Ciara McLaughlin, Alicia Nadkarni, and the editorial team at NYU Press. We would also like to extend our thanks to Deborah Jenson and the members of Duke University’s Haiti Lab, who gave us the opportunity to discuss early Haitian literature with an incredible group of scholars. Thanks go, too, to Laurent Dubois, Jacques Pierre, СКАЧАТЬ