Works
- De l'esclavage des noirs et de la législation coloniale (On slavery of blacks and colonial legislation) (Paris, 1833)
- Abolition de l'esclavage (Abolition of slavery) (1840)
- Les colonies françaises de l'Amérique (French colonies of America) (1842)
- Les colonies étrangères dans l'Amérique et Hayti (Foreign colonies in America and Haiti) (2 vols., 1843)
- Histoire de l'esclavage pendant les deux dernières années (History of slavery during the last two years) (2 vols., 1847)
- La verité aux ouvriers et cultivateurs de la Martinique (The truth to the workers and farmers of Martinique) (1850)
- Protestation des citoyens français negres et mulatres contre des accusations calomnieuses (Protests of black and mulatto French citizens against slanderous accusations) (1851)
- Le procès de la colonie de Marie-Galante (The trial of the Marie-Galante colony) (1851)
- La grande conspiration du pillage et du meurtre à la Martinique (The big conspiracy of theft and murder in the Martinique) (1875)
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