<p>Dr. Spaulding reads aloud Howard W. French's Chapter 21 in which the sums up the vital importance of controlling the Caribbean for European powers and lays out the transition to discuss the Haitian Revolution, which will be the focus of the next part of the book. </p>

Dr. Spaulding reads aloud Howard W. French's Chapter 21 in which the sums up the vital importance of controlling the Caribbean for European powers and lays out the transition to discuss the Haitian Revolution, which will be the focus of the next part of the book.

<p>Dr. Spaulding reads aloud Howard W. French's Chapter 21 in which the sums up the vital importance of controlling the Caribbean for European powers and lays out the transition to discuss the Haitian Revolution, which will be the focus of the next part of the book.&nbsp;</p>

Born in Blackness, Part 3, Chapter 21 "Masters of Slaves, Master of the Sea"

Dra. Spaulding lee los textos y ofrece un análisis textual (close reading). Dr. Spaulding slows down the readings of the assigned texts, providing a close reading in a "think aloud" method.

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Born in Blackness, Part 3, Chapter 21 "Masters of Slaves, Master of the Sea"

Born in Blackness, Part 3, Chapter 21 "Masters of Slaves, Master of the Sea"