Ferrer, Ada — Freedom's Mirror: Cuba and Haiti in the Age of Revolution (2014) Source Information
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Ferrer, Ada — Freedom's Mirror: Cuba and Haiti in the Age of Revolution (2014) Source Information
Author: Ada Ferrer
Full Title: Freedom's Mirror: Cuba and Haiti in the Age of Revolution
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Year: 2014
Type: Secondary Source — Atlantic history, comparative slavery, Cuba-Haiti relations
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Review pass: Graph-expansion consistency pass completed (2026-03-31) — Cuba-Haiti mirror framework, refugee circulation, sugar expansion, the Aponte conspiracy, and Haitian antislavery foreign policy fully integrated into the canonical graph; direct file-level verification remains pending because the raw source file is not currently located
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Graph review in this pass: Source adds critical Atlantic-Cuba dimension to the existing haitian revolution cluster; strengthens august 1791 uprising, jean jacques dessalines, toussaint louverture, jean pierre boyer, bolivar haiti, and atlantic capitalism; created francisco arango y parreño and aponte conspiracy 1812 Overview Freedom's Mirror is the vault's definitive treatment of how the Haitian Revolution shaped Cuba. Ferrer's central argument is expressed in her title: Saint-Domingue and Cuba were mirror images in the age of revolution. What was destroyed in one — the plantation system built on enslaved labor — was simultaneously created in the other.
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