Louis Jacques Bauvais - Revision history

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−	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') ([[1759]] - [[1799]]) was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)	+	Brigade General '''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') ([[1759]] - September, 12 [[1799]]) was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)

	Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)		Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)

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 Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)
-===See also===
+==See also==
 * [[Hyacinthe]] - a [[houngan]] active in battles during the [[1791]] upraising in Haiti.

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	Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)		Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)
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		+	===See also===
		+	* [[Hyacinthe]] - a [[houngan]] active in battles during the [[1791]] upraising in Haiti.

	==References==		==References==

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	[[Category:Military\|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]		[[Category:Military\|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]
	[[Category:Mulattoes\|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]		[[Category:Mulattoes\|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]
		+	[[Category:American Revolution Soldiers\|Beauvais, Louis Jacques]]

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−	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') (1759 - [[1799]]) was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)	+	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') ([[1759]] - [[1799]]) was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)

	Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)		Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)

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−	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') (1759-[[1799]] was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)	+	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') (1759 - [[1799]]) was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)

	Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)		Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)

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−	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' ''~~(or~~ Beauvais)'' was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)	+	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' (also ''Beauvais'') (1759-[[1799]] was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)

	Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)		Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)

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-'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' ''(or Beauvais)'' was the charismatic and respected leader of the mulatto revolt.  French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution.  ([[This Gilded African|Parkinson]], p. 58)
+'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' ''(or Beauvais)'' was the charismatic and respected leader of the [[mulatto]] revolt.  French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution.  ([[This Gilded African|Parkinson]], p. 58)
 Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)
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 [[Category:Who's Who|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]
 [[Category:Military|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]

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−	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' ''(or Beauvais)'' ~~– Charismatic~~ and respected leader of the mulatto revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)	+	'''Louis Jacques Bauvais''' ''(or Beauvais)'' was the charismatic and respected leader of the mulatto revolt. French-educated, handsome, and quiet, Bauvais had served in America during the American Revolution. ([[This Gilded African\|Parkinson]], p. 58)

	Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)		Regarding the spelling of his name, [[The Making of Haiti\|Carolyn Fick]] tells us that he signed his own correspondence "Bauvais". (p. 306 n7)

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 ==References==
-{{The Making of Haiti}}
+* {{The Making of Haiti}}
-{{This Gilded African}}
+* {{This Gilded African}}
 [[Category:Who's Who|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]
 [[Category:Military|Bauvais, Louis Jacques]]