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This title was created by Library of Congress staff on the topic of Haiti and the Dominican Republic and describe collections with materials related to these neighboring countries.
Dominican Republic and Haiti by The following selection of books in English, Spanish, and French offers general reference to the study of the history and culture of Haiti.
The Colonial System Unveiled by 
Documentos para la historia de Haití en el Archivo Nacional by 
Freedom's Mirror : Cuba and Haiti in the Age of Revolution by 
Haiti : The Aftershocks of History by 
Haiti, History, and the Gods by 
The Haitian Revolution and the Early United States by 
The Haitian Revolution : A Documentary History by Haití, mito y realidad: Compendio de su Historia Política 1789-1988 by Histoire d'Haïti (île de Saint-Domingue), depuis sa découverte jusqu'en 1824, époque des dernières négociations entre la France et le gouvernement haïtien by Lecture on Haiti : the Haitian Pavilion dedication ceremonies delivered at the World's Fair by 
Life in a Haitian Valley by 
Reproducing Inequities: Poverty and the Politics of Population in Haiti by The Library's Serial and Government Publications Division maintains one of the most extensive collections of newspapers, current periodicals, comic books, and government publications. With over 25,000 non-US titles, it is the largest collection of international newspapers in the world. These materials are served in the Library's Newspaper and Current Periodical Reading Room.
The Library of Congress currently receives the following newspaper from Haiti, which does not include titles attained electronically. The materials linked below provide fuller bibliographic information in the Library of Congress Online Catalog, including holdings for each title.
Le Nouvelliste (Port-au-Prince, Haiti)While many newspapers are microfilmed, historic collections of newspapers are maintained in bound volumes to preserve the original format:
