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Quiet Dawn Elizabeth Grubgeld as well as personal andJean Claude FignolE's Quiet Dawn tells an enthralling story of Haiti's transition from French colony to independent Black republic. The swirling, multilayered novel provides intimate portraits of an eighteenth century slaveholder, his wife, and their enslaved laborers set against the devastating backdrop of enslavement and revolution. Into this Gothic colonial tale FignolE interweaves a series of tragic events involving a present day French nun doing