Jasper’s Reviews > The Black Jacobins: Toussaint L'Ouverture and the San Domingo Revolution > Status Update

Midterms are over which means I can do stuff that isn't for uni for exactly one weekend

Assemblée, 1789: "On the other side were the radicals, humanitarians and philosophers, the intellectuals of the day [...]. Looked upon as dreamers and unpractical men, the solution they proposed, rights to Mulattoes and gradual abolition of slavery, would have best served the interests of France and, as time proved, the colonists themselves. But when did property ever listen to reason except when cowed by violence?"

my conscience wants me to stop starting new books and focus on uni work. And my subconscious is yearning for this book. But what do I want?