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 [[image:pont_rouge.jpg|right|thumb|170px|Pont-Rouge, the site of Dessalines assassination.]]In '''1806''', Fearful that the Haitian revolution might inspire enslaved Africans in other parts of the world to rebel, US Congress bans trade with [[Haiti]] joining French and Spanish boycotts. The embargos cripple Haiti's economy, already weakened by 12 years of civil war. The embargo will be renewed in [[1807]] and [[1809]]. ([http://www.iacenter.org/haiti/embargoes.htm International Action Center, 10/16/2003]; [http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/396.html Jean Saint-Vil, 11/2002]) The embargo is accompanied by a threat of recolonization and re-enslavement if Haiti fails to compensate France for losses incurred when French plantation owners lost access to Haiti's slave labor. ([http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/7518665.htm Miami Herald, 12/18/2003]; [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/01/04/reparation_day/ Boston, Globe, 1/4/2004]; [http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2003/12/03/haiti_making_217_billion_restitution_demand/ Boston Globe, 12/3/2003)] (Center for Cooperative Research - Haiti Timeline).
-In '''1806''' Juan LÃ³pez Cancelada publishes ''Vida de J.J. Dessalines, Gefe de los negroes de Santo Domingo'' in Mexico. It is a translation of a French book.
+In '''1806''' Juan López Cancelada publishes ''Vida de J.J. Dessalines, Gefe de los negroes de Santo Domingo'' in Mexico. It is a translation of a French book.
 ==March==
-* On '''March 12''' the South American revolutionary [[Francisco de Miranda]] stayed in [[Jacmel]], on the southern shore of [[Haiti]], and designed the flag that later became the banner the liberation army led by [[SimÃ³n BolÃvar]]. He then hoisted the flag on the Corvette ''Leander'' in the Bay of Jacmel. This day is celebrated in Venezuela as Flag Day.
+* On '''March 12''' the South American revolutionary [[Francisco de Miranda]] stayed in [[Jacmel]], on the southern shore of [[Haiti]], and designed the flag that later became the banner the liberation army led by [[Simón Bolívar]]. He then hoisted the flag on the Corvette ''Leander'' in the Bay of Jacmel. This day is celebrated in Venezuela as Flag Day.
 ==October==
 * On '''October 17''' [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] is assassinated north of [[Port-au-Prince]] at [[Pont Rouge]].
-* On '''October 19''' [[FranÃ§ois Cappoix]] is assassinated.
+* On '''October 19''' [[François Cappoix]] is assassinated.
 ==References==

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 [[image:pont_rouge.jpg|right|thumb|170px|Pont-Rouge, the site of Dessalines assassination.]]In '''1806''', Fearful that the Haitian revolution might inspire enslaved Africans in other parts of the world to rebel, US Congress bans trade with [[Haiti]] joining French and Spanish boycotts. The embargos cripple Haiti's economy, already weakened by 12 years of civil war. The embargo will be renewed in [[1807]] and [[1809]]. ([http://www.iacenter.org/haiti/embargoes.htm International Action Center, 10/16/2003]; [http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/396.html Jean Saint-Vil, 11/2002]) The embargo is accompanied by a threat of recolonization and re-enslavement if Haiti fails to compensate France for losses incurred when French plantation owners lost access to Haiti's slave labor. ([http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/7518665.htm Miami Herald, 12/18/2003]; [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/01/04/reparation_day/ Boston, Globe, 1/4/2004]; [http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2003/12/03/haiti_making_217_billion_restitution_demand/ Boston Globe, 12/3/2003)] (Center for Cooperative Research - Haiti Timeline).
-In '''1806''' Juan López Cancelada publishes ''Vida de J.J. Dessalines, Gefe de los negroes de Santo Domingo'' in Mexico. It is a translation of a French book.
+In '''1806''' Juan LÃ³pez Cancelada publishes ''Vida de J.J. Dessalines, Gefe de los negroes de Santo Domingo'' in Mexico. It is a translation of a French book.
 ==March==
-* On '''March 12''' the South American revolutionary [[Francisco de Miranda]] stayed in [[Jacmel]], on the southern shore of [[Haiti]], and designed the flag that later became the banner the liberation army led by [[Simón Bolívar]]. He then hoisted the flag on the Corvette ''Leander'' in the Bay of Jacmel. This day is celebrated in Venezuela as Flag Day.
+* On '''March 12''' the South American revolutionary [[Francisco de Miranda]] stayed in [[Jacmel]], on the southern shore of [[Haiti]], and designed the flag that later became the banner the liberation army led by [[SimÃ³n BolÃvar]]. He then hoisted the flag on the Corvette ''Leander'' in the Bay of Jacmel. This day is celebrated in Venezuela as Flag Day.
 ==October==
 * On '''October 17''' [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] is assassinated north of [[Port-au-Prince]] at [[Pont Rouge]].
-* On '''October 19''' [[François Cappoix]] is assassinated.
+* On '''October 19''' [[FranÃ§ois Cappoix]] is assassinated.
 ==References==

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 ==October==
 * On '''October 17''' [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] is assassinated north of [[Port-au-Prince]] at [[Pont Rouge]].
+* On '''October 19''' [[François Cappoix]] is assassinated.
 ==References==

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−	[[image:pont_rouge.jpg\|right\|thumb\|170px\|Pont-Rouge, the site of Dessalines assassination.]]'In '''1806''', Fearful that the Haitian revolution might inspire enslaved Africans in other parts of the world to rebel, US Congress bans trade with [[Haiti]] joining French and Spanish boycotts. The embargos cripple Haiti's economy, already weakened by 12 years of civil war. The embargo will be renewed in [[1807]] and [[1809]]. ([http://www.iacenter.org/haiti/embargoes.htm International Action Center, 10/16/2003]; [http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/396.html Jean Saint-Vil, 11/2002]) The embargo is accompanied by a threat of recolonization and re-enslavement if Haiti fails to compensate France for losses incurred when French plantation owners lost access to Haiti's slave labor. ([http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/7518665.htm Miami Herald, 12/18/2003]; [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/01/04/reparation_day/ Boston, Globe, 1/4/2004]; [http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2003/12/03/haiti_making_217_billion_restitution_demand/ Boston Globe, 12/3/2003)] (Center for Cooperative Research - Haiti Timeline)	+	[[image:pont_rouge.jpg\|right\|thumb\|170px\|Pont-Rouge, the site of Dessalines assassination.]]In '''1806''', Fearful that the Haitian revolution might inspire enslaved Africans in other parts of the world to rebel, US Congress bans trade with [[Haiti]] joining French and Spanish boycotts. The embargos cripple Haiti's economy, already weakened by 12 years of civil war. The embargo will be renewed in [[1807]] and [[1809]]. ([http://www.iacenter.org/haiti/embargoes.htm International Action Center, 10/16/2003]; [http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/396.html Jean Saint-Vil, 11/2002]) The embargo is accompanied by a threat of recolonization and re-enslavement if Haiti fails to compensate France for losses incurred when French plantation owners lost access to Haiti's slave labor. ([http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/7518665.htm Miami Herald, 12/18/2003]; [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/01/04/reparation_day/ Boston, Globe, 1/4/2004]; [http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2003/12/03/haiti_making_217_billion_restitution_demand/ Boston Globe, 12/3/2003)] (Center for Cooperative Research - Haiti Timeline).
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		+	In '''1806''' Juan López Cancelada publishes ''Vida de J.J. Dessalines, Gefe de los negroes de Santo Domingo'' in Mexico. It is a translation of a French book.

	==March==		==March==

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	[[image:pont_rouge.jpg\|right\|thumb\|170px\|Pont-Rouge, the site of Dessalines assassination.]]'In '''1806''', Fearful that the Haitian revolution might inspire enslaved Africans in other parts of the world to rebel, US Congress bans trade with [[Haiti]] joining French and Spanish boycotts. The embargos cripple Haiti's economy, already weakened by 12 years of civil war. The embargo will be renewed in [[1807]] and [[1809]]. ([http://www.iacenter.org/haiti/embargoes.htm International Action Center, 10/16/2003]; [http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/396.html Jean Saint-Vil, 11/2002]) The embargo is accompanied by a threat of recolonization and re-enslavement if Haiti fails to compensate France for losses incurred when French plantation owners lost access to Haiti's slave labor. ([http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/7518665.htm Miami Herald, 12/18/2003]; [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/01/04/reparation_day/ Boston, Globe, 1/4/2004]; [http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2003/12/03/haiti_making_217_billion_restitution_demand/ Boston Globe, 12/3/2003)] (Center for Cooperative Research - Haiti Timeline)		[[image:pont_rouge.jpg\|right\|thumb\|170px\|Pont-Rouge, the site of Dessalines assassination.]]'In '''1806''', Fearful that the Haitian revolution might inspire enslaved Africans in other parts of the world to rebel, US Congress bans trade with [[Haiti]] joining French and Spanish boycotts. The embargos cripple Haiti's economy, already weakened by 12 years of civil war. The embargo will be renewed in [[1807]] and [[1809]]. ([http://www.iacenter.org/haiti/embargoes.htm International Action Center, 10/16/2003]; [http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/396.html Jean Saint-Vil, 11/2002]) The embargo is accompanied by a threat of recolonization and re-enslavement if Haiti fails to compensate France for losses incurred when French plantation owners lost access to Haiti's slave labor. ([http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/7518665.htm Miami Herald, 12/18/2003]; [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/01/04/reparation_day/ Boston, Globe, 1/4/2004]; [http://www.boston.com/news/world/articles/2003/12/03/haiti_making_217_billion_restitution_demand/ Boston Globe, 12/3/2003)] (Center for Cooperative Research - Haiti Timeline)