Publisher's Synopsis
Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous Haiti, a group of Black slaves plans a rebellion while their aristocratic French plantation owners prepare to crush them, and the self-educated Toussaint emerges from the fray.
About the Publisher
The first ten paperback Penguin books appeared in 1935 costing 6d each (the price of a packet of cigarettes). Since then the Penguin list has developed enormously, but still aims to bring the best writing to the widest possible audience. Penguin Paperbacks now range from Booker Prize-winning contemporary authors, to mass market bestsellers, with successful history, biography and general non-fiction as well.
