Commission civile. Au nom de la République. Léger-Félicité Sonthonax, commissaire-civil de la République, délégué aux Isles françaises de l'Amérique sous le vent, pour y rétablir l'ordre et la tranquilité publique, a tous les Français de Saint-Domingue.
This proclamation, written by Sonthonax on behalf of himself as well as Etienne Polverel, his fellow Commissaire civil, defends his decision, based upon the rights of man, to make African slaves and all their descendants free. Special mention is given to Adrien-Nicolas Lasalle, who disagreed with So...
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OCLC: | 1098194091 |
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語言: | French |
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[Saint-Marc, Haiti?] :
De l'Imprimerie de François Lamotte,
[1793]
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Commission civile. Au nom de la République. Léger-Félicité Sonthonax, commissaire-civil de la République, délégué aux Isles françaises de l'Amérique sous le vent, pour y rétablir l'ordre et la tranquilité publique, a tous les Français de Saint-Domingue. |
格式: | Monograph 在線閱讀 |
總結: | This proclamation, written by Sonthonax on behalf of himself as well as Etienne Polverel, his fellow Commissaire civil, defends his decision, based upon the rights of man, to make African slaves and all their descendants free. Special mention is given to Adrien-Nicolas Lasalle, who disagreed with Sonthonax and begged permission of the English to emigrate, and whom Sonthonax calls "imbecille". An excerpt of a letter written by Lasalle to Sonthonax and dated Au Cap 30 août 1793, appears in the second column. |
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Item Description: | Caption title. Name of printer from second column on broadsheet. Dated and signed at bottom of second column: fait à Saint-Marc, le 5 novembre 1793 ... Sonthonax. Par le Commissaire civil de la République. Text printed in two columns separated by woodcut motif of flowers and vines; caption title has three woodcut flowers separating text. |
實物描述: | 1 online resource (1 unnumbered page) |
Place of Publication: | Haiti -- Saint-Marc. |