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THE CARIBBEAN
HAITI
(1743 – 1803)
He was born in Saint-Dominique on May 20, 1743 and died at Fort de Joux-et-Mijouz in France on April 7, 1803. He was the leader of the Haitian Revolution. He was a self-educated slave with no military training who drove Napoleon Bonaparte out of Haiti and led his country to independence.

THE CARIBBEAN
HAITI
(1770 – 1818)
He was born in Port-au-Prince on April 2, 1770 and died in Port-au-Prince on March 29, 1818. In office as President from March 9, 1806 to March 29, 1818.

THE CARIBBEAN
HAITI
(1761 – 1811)
He was born in Les Cayes on January 17, 1761 and died on September 18, 1811 in Les Cayes. In office as a President from December 1810 to September 18, 1811.

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