The Tragedy Of King Christophe (Northwestern World Classics),Used

The Tragedy Of King Christophe (Northwestern World Classics),Used

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The Tragedy of King Christophe (1963, revised 1970) is recognized as the Martiniquan writer and activist Aime Cesaires greatest play. Set in the period of upheaval in Haiti after the assassination of JeanJacques Dessalines in 1806, it follows the historical figure of Henri Christophe, a slave who rose to become a general in Toussaint Louvertures army. Christophe declared himself king in 1811 and ruled the northern part of Haiti until 1820. Cesaire employs Shakespearean plotting and revels in the inexhaustible possibilities of language to convey the tragedy of Christophes transformation from a charismatic leader sensitive to the oppression of his people to an oppressor himself. Paul Breslin and Rachel Neys nimble, accurate translation includes an introduction and explanatory notes to guide students, scholars, and general readers alike.

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