• The two worlds of Haiti
• From U.S. occupation to Duvalier Family rule
• Institutions: Government by franchise
• The economy: coffee and baseballs
• Haiti and the world
• Challenges and responses
• Conclusion: Haiti alone.

This detailed volume presents and analyzes the two worlds of Haiti: one, the rural masses from whom have emerged an original and vibrant culture, and two, the urban-based elites who have saddled the land with an immobile political order unwilling to tackle the enormous economic and social problems the country has faced from independence in 1804 to the present day.
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• The Hearst papers stand for Americanism and genuine democracy
• A Red fire alarm. No communism here
• America must keep aflame the beacon light of liberty
• William Randolph Hearts on government and business. Government should let business alone!
• Recovery nullified by burdens on business, says W. R. Hearst
• "You cannot create wealth by plunder," says W. R. Hearst
• William Randolph Hearst on excessive taxation. The rake's progress: the United States is wasting its wealth in reckless extravagance
• The business man and the criminal
• Disinfection for the parasites.