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“But an officer from LeCap, Florville Hyppolitte had immediately launched an insurrection against Legitime”

Pg 185 (180-200)

Haiti the Aftershock of History

Laurent Dubois

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"Growing up in Le Cap in the 1860's Firman got an early education in the vagaries and violence's of Haitian politics."

Pg 167 (165-180)

Haiti The Aftershocks of History

Laurent Dubois

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"Soulouques regime is epically remarkable because it was produced entirely by accident, the result of seemingly clever maneuver by Haiti's elites hat turned out to be a severe miscalculation."

pg 145 (140-165)

Haiti the Aftershocks of History

Laurent Dubois

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“Soulouque” was also aware that some Southern planters had an ambitious plan for the Caribbea, they dreamed of taking over Cuba”

pg 142

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“The Haitian revolution didn’t halt the trading and even create new opportunities for commerce -bo most of his United States was where Toussaint Loveure bought most of his guns and ammunition h to defeat Leclero.”

Pg 137 (126-140)

Laurent Dubois

Haiti the Aftershocks of history

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113 (106-116)

Haiti The Aftershocks of History

Laurent Dubois

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"schoelecher wrote that areas that had once been converted with thriving sugar plantations had become sites of "misery and sterility."

Pg 123 (116-126)

Haiti the Aftershocks of History

Laurent Dubois

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" by the 1830s, young activists in Haiti's various port towns as well in Port au Prince were increasinly bold in their challenges to Boyers rule.

109 (106-116)

Haiti The Aftershocks of History

Laurent Dubois

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" Boyer had created two classes of citizens in Haiti: urban residents, who were governed by national laws and rural dwellers who were subject to different, highly restructive set of rules." Pg 105 (96-106) Haiti The Aftershocks of History Laurent Dubois

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"boyer not just ruled over Haiti, but the entire island of hispaniola." Pg 93 (86-96) Haiti The Aftershocks of History Laurent Dubois

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“The blacks who are working on the plantation but also relaxed this condition would be attached to the soil and returned to their former masters”

Pg 81(76-86)

Haiti the aftershocks of history

Laurent Dubois

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“…names given by French colonists-many viewers imagine them as of some kind as the native ignorance and overreactive imagination”

pg 66 (66-76)

Haiti the aftershocks of history

Laurent Dubois

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"Christophes aspirations for Haiti led not for just to the construction of the Citdadel and other buildings..." Pg 65 (56-66) Haiti The Aftershocks of History Laurent Dubois

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"But most Haitians hearing him in 1804 were not born in Haiti. They had been born in Africa and brought to the colony as slaves. Pg 49 (46-56) Haiti The Aftershocks of History Laurent Dubois

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" Haiti's war of independence thus fell into its combatants more like a civil war, creating profound divisions within the populations and pitting different parts of Saint Dominugue..." pg 37 (36-46) Haiti the aftershocks of history Laurent Dubois

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" But it initally arose in all its complexity is Saint Domingue, where it fell to Tousaint Loveruture to manage the first large-scale emancipation process in the Americas." Pg 30(26-36)

Haiti The Aftershcoks of History Lauren Dubois

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“ Haiti had many names… he baptized the island espinola which in english become hispoinola.”

pg 17 (16-26

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