French Revolution in Martinique

A vivid and engaging account of the impact of the French Revolution on the Caribbean island of Martinique. Drawing on a wide range of letters, diaries, and government records, Langdon paints a compelling picture of a society in turmoil, as old hierarchies crumble and new ideologies take hold.
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