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Haitian Revolution and the Collapse of Saint-Domingue Plantation Regime (1791–1804)

Haitian Revolution and the Collapse of Saint-Domingue Plantation Regime (1791–1804)

  1. Bois Caïman gathering helps launch uprising

    Labels: Bois Ca, Enslaved leaders
  2. Mass slave revolt erupts in the North

    Labels: Northern Province, Slave insurgency
  3. Sonthonax proclaims emancipation in the North

    Labels: L ger-F, Northern Province
  4. French Convention abolishes slavery in colonies

    Labels: National Convention, French colonies
  5. Peace of Basel cedes Santo Domingo to France

    Labels: Peace of, Santo Domingo
  6. War of the South pits Louverture against Rigaud

    Labels: Toussaint Louverture, Andr Rigaud
  7. Louverture occupies Santo Domingo and ends slavery there

    Labels: Toussaint Louverture, Santo Domingo
  8. Louverture promulgates Constitution of 1801

    Labels: Constitution of, Toussaint Louverture
  9. Bonaparte dispatches Saint-Domingue expedition

    Labels: Napoleon Bonaparte, Charles Leclerc
  10. Leclerc’s forces begin landing and seize key ports

    Labels: Leclerc expedition, Saint-Domingue ports
  11. Battle of Crête-à-Pierrot becomes pivotal struggle

    Labels: Cr te-, Battle
  12. Toussaint Louverture arrested and deported

    Labels: Toussaint Louverture, French authorities
  13. Battle of Vertières breaks French hold in the North

    Labels: Battle of, Jean-Jacques Dessalines
  14. Haitian independence proclaimed at Gonaïves

    Labels: Gona ves, Jean-Jacques Dessalines