The heart of the French sugar Antilles.
Martinique fell to Britain in 1794 (until 1802); Victor Hugues retook Guadeloupe and proclaimed abolition there in 1794.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Martinique & Guadeloupe (French) — the shape you scrub through changes in 1635 · 1823 · 1934.
Broad Caribbean history covering Martinique and Guadeloupe as the heart of the French sugar Antilles.
Sets the French Antilles, including Victor Hugues's 1794 abolition on Guadeloupe, in the age of revolution.
A narrative long poem confronting Martinique's colonial condition, written by and rooted in the place; a small stretch to count it as fiction, but it is the foundational literary text of the French Antilles.