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−	[[image:haitian_flag.gif\|right\|thumb\|200px\|The current Haitian Flag, based on a design created at the '''Congress of Arcahaie'''in 1803.]]The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, [[1803]] in the coastal town of Arcahaie.	+	[[image:haitian_flag.gif\|right\|thumb\|200px\|The current Haitian Flag, based on a design created at the '''Congress of Arcahaie''' in 1803.]]The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, [[1803]] in the coastal town of Arcahaie.

	The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag\|flag]] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, [[Dessalines]] and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])		The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag\|flag]] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, [[Dessalines]] and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])

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−	The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, [[1803]] in the coastal town of Arcahaie.	+	[[image:haitian_flag.gif\|right\|thumb\|200px\|The current Haitian Flag, based on a design created at the '''Congress of Arcahaie'''in 1803.]]The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, [[1803]] in the coastal town of Arcahaie.

	The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag\|flag]] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, [[Dessalines]] and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])		The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag\|flag]] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, [[Dessalines]] and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])

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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*{{Haiti: A Slave Revolution}}		*{{Haiti: A Slave Revolution}}
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		+	[[Category: Events of the Haitian Revolution]]

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 The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag|flag]] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, [[Dessalines]] and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])
-It was during the Congress of Arcahaie on May 18, [[1803]], that [[Catherine Flon]] sew the red and blue [[Haitian flag]].
+It was during the Congress of Arcahaie on [[May 18]], [[1803]], that [[Catherine Flon]] sew the red and blue [[Haitian flag]].
 ==See also==

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 The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, [[1803]] in the coastal town of Arcahaie.
-The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag|flag] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, Dessalines and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])
+The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag|flag]] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, [[Dessalines]] and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])
 It was during the Congress of Arcahaie on May 18, [[1803]], that [[Catherine Flon]] sew the red and blue [[Haitian flag]].

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-The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, 1803 in the coastal town of Arcahaie.
+The '''Congress of Arcahaie''' took place from May 14 to 18, [[1803]] in the coastal town of Arcahaie.
-The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [http://thelouvertureproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Haitian_flag flag] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, Dessalines and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])
+The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [[Haitian Flag|flag] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, Dessalines and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns in [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]])
-It was during the Congress of Arcahaie on May 18, 1804, that [[Catherine Flon]] sew the red and blue [[Haitian flag]].
+It was during the Congress of Arcahaie on May 18, [[1803]], that [[Catherine Flon]] sew the red and blue [[Haitian flag]].
 ==See also==
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 ==Reference==
 *{{Haiti: A Slave Revolution}}

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	The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [http://thelouvertureproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Haitian_flag flag] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, Dessalines and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns, transl. by Greg Dunkel, [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]], the French language original: appeared in Haïti-Progrès, May 18, 2003.)		The "agenda had two essential points: the establishment of a united command of the revolutionary army under the supreme authority of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], and the adoption of a [http://thelouvertureproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Haitian_flag flag] by the indigenous army. The two principal leaders at this time, Dessalines and [[Pétion]], jointly drew up this agenda. On May 14, 1803, military delegations flocked to [[Arcahaie]]; only a few of them were from the South. The principal heads of the insurgency did answer the call." (Fleurimond Kerns, transl. by Greg Dunkel, [[Haiti: A Slave Revolution]], the French language original: appeared in Haïti-Progrès, May 18, 2003.)
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		+	It was during the Congress of Arcahaie on May 18, 1804, that [[Catherine Flon]] sew the red and blue [[Haitian flag]].