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"First edition. Second issue of this short-lived periodical founded by Mariano de Aycinena (1789-1855) after this return from exile, his drafting of the Law of Guarantees, and the government of Galvez. 'Early in February he founded the bi-weekly newspaper El Observador and took up his pen in behalf of law and order and the application of reason to the conduct of public affairs. He lashed out against what he saw as the two sources of discord in the state - general lawlessness and governmental despotism. The state government had become as ineffective and despotic as that of the federation.'" --Description from Kaaterskill Books

Exhibit flyer: Bruce Weber - Haiti/Little Haiti

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Religious cards

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Pamphlets and political tracts

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"Do you really understand the Haitian refugee program" (1980) Toussaint L'Ouverture by Wendell Phillips (May 1966) Let us understand the Negro by Paul Clark "Toussaint L'ouverture and the Haitian Revolution" Black History and the Class Struggles no.6 (Jan 1989)

Programs: "Haitian Americans Leadership Organization (HALO)"

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Religious cards: Post earthquake vigil at the University of Miami

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St. Jaques and St. Philippe church in Jacmel