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His claim that 63% of his black parishioners--both adults and children--could recite the principles of the faith might reflect a high level of creolism (though he also noted that about half of the children die before they reach the age of twelve). His work has become more, rather than less, financially interesting now that its obsessions with colonialism, creolism, and history can be plugged into the market's three-year-old concern with multiculturalism. |
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