The Camp of the Saints

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This article is about Jean Raspail's 1973 novel, not to be confused with Brad E. Hainsworth's Camp of the Saints: A Novel (Cedar Fort, c1994, ISBN 1-55517-150-8)

Title The Camp of the Saints

Author	Jean Raspail
Original title	Le Camp des Saints
Translator	Norman Shapiro
Country	France
Language	French
Genre(s)	Novel
Publisher
Released	1973
Released in English	1975
Media type	Print (Hardback & Paperback)

The Camp of the Saints is a novel by Jean Raspail. Le Camp des Saints was published in 1973, with a translation by Norman Shapiro was published by Scribner in 1975 (ISBN 0-684-14240-6). It was republished by The Social Contract Press in 1995 (ISBN 1-881780-07-4). The Social Contract Press’s web site describes The Camp of the Saints as a “controversial and politically incorrect novel."

Jared Taylor, of the American Renaissance, says of it:

The Camp of the Saints puts the white man's dilemma in the most difficult terms: slaughter hundreds of thousands of women and children or face oblivion. Of course, a nation that had the confidence to shed blood in the name of its own survival would never be put to such a test; no mob of beggars would threaten it.^[1]

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• The Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail in The Social Contract Press (Winter 1993)
• "Fairest Things Have Fleetest Endings: A haunting novel about the end of the white race", review by Samuel Jared Taylor in American Renaissance.
• "Parable or Reality - Thirty Years after The Camp of the Saints" by Jean-Paul Gourevitch in The Social Contract Press (Winter 2003).
• Book Review of The Camp of the Saints by Carol Joyal in The Social Contract Press (Summer 2000).
• The Camp of the Saints review by Ed Glaze III
• The Camp of the Saints by Michael Gilson De Lemos from The Laissez Faire Electronic Times (Vol 2, No 9, March 3, 2003). (scroll down to see reprint of article)