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The Jesuits in early eighteenth-century Haiti

Looking forward to discussing “The Jesuits, the Souls of Slaves, and the Battle for Saint-Domingue, 1720-1730” with the Boston College Legal History Roundtable this coming Thursday.

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This entry was posted in Conferences and Lectures, Events, Haiti and tagged Catholic Church, Haiti, Jesuits, Saint-Domingue on February 13, 2017 by mghachem.

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