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• Queen Anacaona
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• Timeline of Events in Haitian Revolutionary History
  * '''1503''' - Betrayal of Hispaniola’s Queen [[Anacaona]]. She and her subjects are massacred by the Spanish governor of
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• Taíno
  ...e derived from the original [[Arawak]] names and famous Taíno such as the queen [[Anacaona]] are revered as national heroes by many in [[Haiti]] and the [[ * [[Anacaona]] - Taíno queen executed on orders of Spanish Governor Nicolás de Ovando.
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• God's Image in Ebony - Toussaint L'Overture
  <p>Here, in this "Queen of the [[Antilles]]," as [[Hayti]] has been poetically called, beneath the
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• Anacaona
  ...] - 1503 Santo Domingo, [[Hispaniola]]) was a [[Taíno]] {Native American} queen, sister of King [[Behechio]], and the wife of [[Caonabo]] (also ''Kawonabo' ...h Dominican priest gave this account of the Spaniards murder of the Taîno queen:
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• Frederick Douglass lecture on Haiti (1893)
  ...able traces of gross superstition. We consult familiar spirits in America. Queen Victoria gets water from the Jordan to christen her children, as if the wat
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• Léogâne
  ...capital [[Port-au-Prince]]. Léogâne is the birthplace of the [[Taíno]] queen [[Anacaona]] (the town was then named ''Yaguana'') and of [[Marie-Claire He
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• Nicolás de Ovando
  ...ceit after Ovando had sent several hundred soldiers. Anacaona a [[Taíno]] queen, was then executed by hanging in the town of Santo Domingo in the year 1503
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• Anacaona - poem by Alfred Tennyson
  :The Indian queen, Anacaona.
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• Behechio
  ...daries.]]'''King Behechio''' (Spanish: ''Bohechio'') brother of [[Taíno]] queen [[Anacaona]]. Behechio was the cacique (Taíno ruler) of Xaragua, an area n
  407 bytes (58 words) - 19:12, 23 April 2008