Abstract
This essay responds to four critics who discuss Bell's trilogy of novels about the Haitian Revolution—All Souls' Rising, Master of the Crossroads, The Stone That the Builder Refused. Particular attention is paid to the idea of a French royalist plot behind the slave insurrection of 1791 and the role of Vodou in the revolution.
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