Thomas Jefferson's Haitian Policy

More about the book

The book delves into Thomas Jefferson's views on the Haitian Revolution, presenting him as generally supportive of its independence during his presidency. Through extensive research, it challenges common perceptions of Jefferson's stance on slavery and race, highlighting his favorable attitude towards the revolution and its implications for the United States. This exploration offers a nuanced understanding of Jefferson's legacy and the complexities of his political beliefs in relation to revolutionary movements.