Haitian Constitution of 1805 - Revision history

Joeamellouverture at 04:58, 20 April 2011

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 ==External links==
 * Haïti Reference: [http://www.haiti-reference.com/histoire/constitutions/const_1805.html Constitution Impériale de 1805] - Text of the 1805 constitution {French text).
+* [http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/haiti/history/earlyhaiti/1805-const.htm] - Second Constitution of Haiti-May 20. 1805. The document was printed in the New York Evening Post, July 15, 1805.
 [[Category:Documents of the Haitian Revolution|Constitution of 1805, Haitian]]
 [[Category:Haitian Constitutions|Constitution of 1805, Haitian]]

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 '''26.''' The counting houses and the merchandize of foreigners shall be under the safeguard and guarantee of the state.
-'''27.''' There shall be national festivals for celebrating [[Act of Independence}independence]], the birth day of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines}the emperor]] and [[Marie-Claire Heureuse Félicité|his august spouse]], that of agriculture and of the constitution.
+'''27.''' There shall be national festivals for celebrating [[Act of Independence|independence]], the birth day of [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines|the emperor]] and [[Marie-Claire Heureuse Félicité|his august spouse]], that of agriculture and of the constitution.
 '''28.''' At the first firing of the alarm gun, the cities will disappear and the nation rise.

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	* [[Haitian Constitution of 1801 (English)]] - [[Toussaint Louverture\|Toussaint Louverture's]] constitution.		* [[Haitian Constitution of 1801 (English)]] - [[Toussaint Louverture\|Toussaint Louverture's]] constitution.
		+	* [[The Struggle for the Recognition of Haiti and Liberia as Independent Republics]]

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

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−	This Haitian constitution from the year [[~~2007~~]] is also known as '''The Imperial Constitution of 1805'''.	+	This Haitian constitution from the year [[1805]] is also known as '''The Imperial Constitution of 1805'''.
	[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg\|right\|thumb\|180px\|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]		[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg\|right\|thumb\|180px\|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]

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−	This Haitian constitution from the year [[~~1805~~]] is also known as '''The Imperial Constitution of 1805'''.	+	This Haitian constitution from the year [[2007]] is also known as '''The Imperial Constitution of 1805'''.
	[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg\|right\|thumb\|180px\|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]		[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg\|right\|thumb\|180px\|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]

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		+	This Haitian constitution from the year [[1805]] is also known as '''The Imperial Constitution of 1805'''.
	[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg\|right\|thumb\|180px\|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]		[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg\|right\|thumb\|180px\|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]

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 [[image:jj_dessalines.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif|right|thumb|180px|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]
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 '''19. '''The Government of Hayti is entrusted to a first Magistrate, who assumes the title of Emperor and commander in chief of the army.
-'''20.''' The people acknowledge for Emperor and Commander in Chief of the Army, [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines|Jacques Dessalines]], the avenger and deliverer of his fellow citizens. The title of Majesty is conferred upon him, as well as upon his august spouse, [[Marie-Claire Heureuse Félicité}the Empress]].
+'''20.''' The people acknowledge for Emperor and Commander in Chief of the Army, [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines|Jacques Dessalines]], the avenger and deliverer of his fellow citizens. The title of Majesty is conferred upon him, as well as upon his august spouse, [[Marie-Claire Heureuse Félicité|the Empress]].
 '''21.''' The person of their Majesties are sacred and inviolable.

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 <center>'''CONSTITUTION OF HAYTI'''</center>
-[[image:jj_dessalines.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Jean-Jacques Dessalines.]][[Image:haitian_flag_of_1805.gif|right|thumb|180px|[[Haitian Flag]] of '''1805'']]We, [[Henri Christophe|H. Christophe]], Clerveaux, Vernet, Gabart, [[Petion]], Geffard, Toussaint, Brave, Raphael, Roamin, Lalondridie, [[François Capois|Capoix]], Magny, Daut, Conge, Magloire, Ambrose, Yayou, Jean Louis Franchois, Gerin, Mereau, Fervu, Bavelais, Martial Besse…
+We, [[Henri Christophe|H. Christophe]], Clerveaux, Vernet, Gabart, [[Petion]], Geffard, Toussaint, Brave, Raphael, Roamin, Lalondridie, [[François Capois|Capoix]], Magny, Daut, Conge, Magloire, Ambrose, Yayou, Jean Louis Franchois, Gerin, Mereau, Fervu, Bavelais, Martial Besse…
 As well in our name as in that of the people of Hayti, who have legally constituted us faithfully organs and interpreters of their will, in presence of the Supreme Being, before whom all mankind are equal, and who has scattered so many species of creatures on the surface of the earth for the purpose of manifesting his glory and his power by the diversity of his works, in the presence of all nature by whom we have been so unjustly and for so long a time considered as outcast children.