1802 - Revision history

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‎February: spelling

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‎October

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 ==September==
 * On '''September 7''' Mars Plaisir, Tossaint's servant, is taken away from him and sent to the coastal city of Nantes.
 * On '''September 15''' [[General Caffarelli]], sent by [[Napoléon Bonaparte]] to interrogate [[Toussaint Louverture]] in his French prison cell at Fort de Joux, meets Toussaint for the first time.

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	* On '''December 16''', The ''Courier of New Hampshire'' carries an article titled [[French Cruelties in Saint-Domingue (1802)\|French Cruelties in Saint-Domingue]].		* On '''December 16''', The ''Courier of New Hampshire'' carries an article titled [[French Cruelties in Saint-Domingue (1802)\|French Cruelties in Saint-Domingue]].

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		+	==See also==
		+	* [[Mary Hassal]]

	==External links==		==External links==

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 ==February==
 [[image:ravin_a_couleuvres_battle.jpg|right|thumb|260px|The [[Battle of Ravine-à-Couleuvres]],<br> '''February 23, 1802'''.]]
-* In February of '''!802''' [[General Rochambeau]] captures [[Fort Dauphin]] in the Northeast.
+* In '''February 1802''' [[General Rochambeau]] captures [[Fort Dauphin]] in the Northeast.
 * On '''February 2''' the French expeditionary force, commanded by General Leclerc, lands in [[Le cap]]
 * On '''February 5'''  [[Napoléon Bonaparte]]'s brother in law, the French General [[Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc]] becomes the Governor General of [[Saint-Domingue]]. He had been sent to reestablish [[slavery]] in the French colony.

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 ==February==
 [[image:ravin_a_couleuvres_battle.jpg|right|thumb|260px|The [[Battle of Ravine-à-Couleuvres]],<br> '''February 23, 1802'''.]]
 * On '''February 2''' the French expeditionary force, commanded by General Leclerc, lands in [[Le cap]]
 * On '''February 5'''  [[Napoléon Bonaparte]]'s brother in law, the French General [[Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc]] becomes the Governor General of [[Saint-Domingue]]. He had been sent to reestablish [[slavery]] in the French colony.

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	* [[General Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc]] dies of yellow-fever on '''November 1''' on the island of [[La Tortue]], he was the Commander-in-Chief of the French expeditionary force sent by [[Napoléon Bonaparte]] to re-establish slavery in [[Saint-Domingue]].		* [[General Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc]] dies of yellow-fever on '''November 1''' on the island of [[La Tortue]], he was the Commander-in-Chief of the French expeditionary force sent by [[Napoléon Bonaparte]] to re-establish slavery in [[Saint-Domingue]].
	* On '''November 2''' [[Rochambeau]] becomes the Governor-General of Saint-Domingue. He will hold this post until the end of November [[1803]], when he is defeated by the Revolutionary troops under the command of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]].		* On '''November 2''' [[Rochambeau]] becomes the Governor-General of Saint-Domingue. He will hold this post until the end of November [[1803]], when he is defeated by the Revolutionary troops under the command of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]].
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		+	==December==
		+	* On '''December 16''', The ''Courier of New Hampshire'' carries an article titled [[French Cruelties in Saint-Domingue (1802)\|French Cruelties in Saint-Domingue]].

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 ==May==
 * On '''May 8''' Antoine Richepanse arrives in Guadeloupe. He had been sent by [[Napoléon Bonaparte]] to retake the French colony.
 * On '''May 28''' the French [[General Richepanse]] restores slavery in the Eastern Caribbean colony of Guadeloupe.

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 ==October==
-* On ''October 2''' Charles and [[Sanite Bélair]] are executed by firing squad in [[Le Cap]].
+* On '''October 2''' Charles and [[Sanite Bélair]] are executed by firing squad in [[Le Cap]].
 * On '''October 27''' The French Minister of the Marine and the Colonies, Decrès, writes a [[Letter by the French Minister of the Marine to the Fort de Joux Commandant (1802)|letter to the Commandant of Fort de Joux]] relaying [[Napoléon]]'s orders regarding the harsh conditions under which [[Toussaint Louverture]] should be kept in prison.

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	==October==		==October==
		+	* On ''October 2''' Charles and [[Sanite Bélair]] are executed by firing squad in [[Le Cap]].
	* On '''October 27''' The French Minister of the Marine and the Colonies, Decrès, writes a [[Letter by the French Minister of the Marine to the Fort de Joux Commandant (1802)\|letter to the Commandant of Fort de Joux]] relaying [[Napoléon]]'s orders regarding the harsh conditions under which [[Toussaint Louverture]] should be kept in prison.		* On '''October 27''' The French Minister of the Marine and the Colonies, Decrès, writes a [[Letter by the French Minister of the Marine to the Fort de Joux Commandant (1802)\|letter to the Commandant of Fort de Joux]] relaying [[Napoléon]]'s orders regarding the harsh conditions under which [[Toussaint Louverture]] should be kept in prison.

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		+	'''[[1801]] < 1802 > [[1803]]'''
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	'''1802''' is a crucial year of the Haitian Revolution, in which Napoléon Bonaparte's troops arrive from France to attempt to reinstate slavery and [[Toussaint Louverture]] the military and political leader and revolutionary is captured by the deceitful French and French troops re-establish slavery in Guadeloupe.		'''1802''' is a crucial year of the Haitian Revolution, in which Napoléon Bonaparte's troops arrive from France to attempt to reinstate slavery and [[Toussaint Louverture]] the military and political leader and revolutionary is captured by the deceitful French and French troops re-establish slavery in Guadeloupe.