The French Revolution in San Domingo by Stoddard, Lothrop -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title and Author Publisher Copyright Dedication Preface 01: Introduction and Early History 02: Natural Features, Population, and Government 03: The Whites 04: The Mulattoes and the Color Line 05: The Slaves 06: The Eve of the Revolution in San Domingo 07: First Stage of the Colonial Struggle 08: The First Troubles in San Domingo 09: The Assembly of Saint-Marc 10: The Decree of May 15, 1791 11: The Negro Insurrection in the North 12: The Mulatto Insurrection in the West 13: The First Civil Commissioners 14: The Law of April 4, 1792 15: The Second Civil Commissioners 16: Sonthonax's Rule in the North 17: Polverel's Government of the West 18: The Destruction of Le Cap 19: Emancipation 20: The English Intervention 21: The Advent of Toussaint L'Ouverture 22: The Third Civil Commissioners 23: The Mission of General Hédouville 24: The War Between the Castes 25: The Triumph of Toussaint L'Ouverture 26: The Advent of Bonaparte 27: The Coming of Leclerc 28: The Coming of the Yellow Fever 29: The Last Phase Notes Bibliography

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