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Haiti was once a great, proud nation, brimming with with honest, hard-working people. Haiti was a flourishing jewel atop the crown of France. It boasted one of the largest and most successful trade routes of the Caribbean, and hosted the construction of several European castle-like mansions that came close to rivaling that of their true European counterparts. Haiti was a glorious sight to behold when everyone knew their place and worked cohesively to prosper as much as possible. It is just another multi-cultural cesspool in the present, and has been for some time. It has degenerated into third-world hell with the release and promotion of its African inhabitants. Voodoo, cannibalism, rape, theft, murder, property destruction, and lack of a structured, intelligent government have ravaged Haiti for over a century. The once great "Jewel of the Caribbean" has reflected its horrific change in parallel to the change of who runs the country & demographics. After the blacks had bee n given their freedom, and subsequently slaughtered, and brutally tortured Haiti's white inhabitants, Haiti would have been better off sinking into the sea. ~~~ As long as this video is used for educational purposes, without having its message watered-down or twisted, anyone is allowed to use this video as much as possible; including re-uploading without giving me any credit whatsoever. What matters is that the truth gets out there. That is breaks through the blinding fog of "Political Correctness". Video Rating: 0 / 5
Photographic Print of William Caxton in his workshop from Mary Evans
- PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT This 10 x8 Print features an image of William Caxton in his workshop chosen by Mary Evans. Estimated image size 254x180mm.
- High quality RA4 prints. Printed on Kodak Endura and Edge papers. Size refers to paper used
- Image Description: William Caxton in his workshop. Great nobles visited Caxton s workshop. William Caxton (c.1422-1492), English merchant and printer, the first to introduce the printing press to England and the first English seller of printed books, is visited in his workshop by noblemen keen to look at his books.
- For any queries regarding this image of William Caxton in his workshop please contact Mary Evans c/o Media Storehouse quoting Media Reference 4480547
- Image of William Caxton in his workshop is supplied by Mary Evans. © Mary Evans Picture Library/JJT
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