How Toussaint L’ouverture Rose from Slavery to Lead the Haitian Revolution

Restoring the invasion of European powers, Haiti's "Foundation Father" has set up the world's first black sovereign state.

Update August 18, 2023 | Original 2021 August 30, 2021

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Tosan Rover Turu, who was born as a slave in French colonial Sain t-Domang (now Haiti) and spent more than half of his life as a slave, began to guide the most successful slave rebellion in history. Did you promote the collapse of European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere?

In the late 18th century, San Domang prospered as the wealthy colony on the Americas. Sugar, coffee, indigo, and cotton plantations have built huge wealth with a huge amount of slave labor. Sain t-Domingo, a French colony since 1697, accounts for on e-third of the western side of Ispanola Island in the Caribbean, and the eastern side called Santo Domingo (now Dominica Republic) is colonized by the Spanish. It was done.

In 1791, a revolution broke out among the islanders who had been overworked as slaves, inspired by the ideals of egalitism, which became the driving force of the French Revolution. Tousan was initially hidden as the island slave workers burned the farm and was organized to kill many owners. He was free for about 15 years, and continued to supervise the former owner's farm while riding agriculture in his own land in the northern part of the island. Eventually, he used the knowledge of Africa and Creol's medical technology to participate in the war as a doctor. However, he quickly emerged as a skilled tubricant and as a strategic and charismatic leader.

Life on a slave ship

Tousan led the army as a general and won the farmers and thousands of French invasions. But that was just the beginning. He manipulated the complex and changing politics of the opposing colonial powers, and rejected the invasion of European strong countries (France, Spain, the United Kingdom). He conquered Hispanola Island on the Spanish side, unified the island, and established his position as the governor. In that role, he strive to recover the anxiety of spreading in Japan and restore the economy of the exhausted island in the war. After receiving the education of enlightenment, he established a constitution, based on such humanistic ideals, to permanently abolish slavery. < SPAN> Review the invasion of European powers, and Haiti's "Foundation Father" has set up the world's first black sovereign state.

Update August 18, 2023 | Original 2021 August 30, 2021

He Played Empire Against Empire

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Tosan Rover Turu, who was born as a slave in French colonial Sain t-Domang (now Haiti) and spent more than half of his life as a slave, began to guide the most successful slave rebellion in history. Did you promote the collapse of European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere?

In the late 18th century, San Domang prospered as the wealthy colony on the Americas. Sugar, coffee, indigo, and cotton plantations have built huge wealth with a huge amount of slave labor. Sain t-Domingo, a French colony since 1697, accounts for on e-third of the western side of Ispanola Island in the Caribbean, and the eastern side called Santo Domingo (now Dominica Republic) is colonized by the Spanish. It was done.

In 1791, a revolution broke out among the islanders who had been overworked as slaves, inspired by the ideals of egalitism, which became the driving force of the French Revolution. Tousan was initially hidden as the island slave workers burned the farm and was organized to kill many owners. He was free for about 15 years, and continued to supervise the former owner's farm while riding agriculture in his own land in the northern part of the island. Eventually, he used the knowledge of Africa and Creol's medical technology to participate in the war as a doctor. However, he quickly emerged as a skilled tubricant and as a strategic and charismatic leader.

Life on a slave ship

Tousan led the army as a general and won the farmers and thousands of French invasions. But that was just the beginning. He manipulated the complex and changing politics of the opposing colonial powers, and rejected the invasion of European strong countries (France, Spain, the United Kingdom). He conquered Hispanola Island on the Spanish side, unified the island, and established his position as the governor. In that role, he strive to recover the anxiety of spreading in Japan and restore the economy of the exhausted island in the war. After receiving the education of enlightenment, he established a constitution, based on such humanistic ideals, to permanently abolish slavery. Restoring the invasion of European powers, Haiti's "Foundation Father" has set up the world's first black sovereign state.

Update August 18, 2023 | Original 2021 August 30, 2021

He Played to Multiple Bases

Yang Sochol/ Latin Content/ Getty Image Tosan Rover Turu, who was born as a slave in French colonial Sain t-Domang (now Haiti) and spent more than half of his life as a slave, began to guide the most successful slave rebellion in history. Did you promote the collapse of European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere?

In the late 18th century, San Domang prospered as the wealthy colony on the Americas. Sugar, coffee, indigo, and cotton plantations have built huge wealth with a huge amount of slave labor. Sain t-Domingo, a French colony since 1697, accounts for on e-third of the western side of Ispanola Island in the Caribbean, and the eastern side called Santo Domingo (now Dominica Republic) is colonized by the Spanish. It was done.

In 1791, a revolution broke out among the islanders who had been overworked as slaves, inspired by the ideals of egalitism, which became the driving force of the French Revolution. Tousan was initially hidden as the island slave workers burned the farm and was organized to kill many owners. He was free for about 15 years, and continued to supervise the former owner's farm while riding agriculture in his own land in the northern part of the island. Eventually, he used the knowledge of Africa and Creol's medical technology to participate in the war as a doctor. However, he quickly emerged as a skilled tubricant and as a strategic and charismatic leader.

He Cultivated His Legend

Life on a slave ship Tousan led the army as a general and won the farmers and thousands of French invasions. But that was just the beginning. He manipulated the complex and changing politics of the opposing colonial powers, and rejected the invasion of European strong countries (France, Spain, the United Kingdom). He conquered Hispanola Island on the Spanish side, unified the island, and established his position as the governor. In that role, he strive to recover the anxiety of spreading in Japan and restore the economy of the exhausted island in the war. After receiving the education of enlightenment, he established a constitution, based on such humanistic ideals, to permanently abolish slavery.

Tousan died in a French prison one year ago in 1804, when Sain t-Domang was completely independent (renamed Haiti), but his efforts showed the second sovereign state in the West Hemisphere, the second sovereign state, and and in the West. The world's first black sovereign state was established. Here's how he achieved it.

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François Dominik Tousan Rover Turu, who participated in the rebellion against French power in Haiti's Sain t-Domang.

In 1792, France was in a dangerous situation. France was just a republic, and was anger in the European monarchy. In addition, Sain t-Domangu continued to rebellion, and there was a risk that France was the most wealthy colony in the Americas under the control of the enemy and Spain. In the same year, the French messenger arrived in Sain t-Domang with a compromise. Rebel leaders, including Tousan, refused to offer, and instead chose a battle against 6, 000 fleets dispatched by France.

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In 1793, he was resentful of the execution of the King Louis XVI, allocated an alliance with his neighbor Santo Domingo, led the Spanish auxiliary unit to recapture the territory of Santo Domingo. He refused to negotiate with the French army until France officially abolished its slavery in the territory in 1794. Later, Tousan returned to the French army, repelled the Spanish army, and began a sustainable operation against the British Army, which was aiming for Sain t-Domangoo.

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His army drove off the British army in 1798 and lost 10 million pounds with more than 15, 000 soldiers in the process. Nevertheless, Tousan continued to flutter the British influence in Sain t-Domang, checked France's sel f-satisfaction, and promoted trade with British neighboring Jamaica. Tousan concluded a secret agreement with the British forces and alleviated imported marine blockade. < SPAN> Tousan died in a French prison a year ago in 1804, when Sain t-Domang completely independent (renamed Haiti), but his second sovereignty in the Western Hemisphere, with his many efforts. The nation and the world's first black sovereign state were established. Here's how he achieved it.

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• François Dominik Tousan Rover Turu, who participated in the rebellion against French power in Haiti's Sain t-Domang.
• In 1792, France was in a dangerous situation. France was just a republic, and was anger in the European monarchy. In addition, Sain t-Domangu continued to rebellion, and there was a risk that France was the most wealthy colony in the Americas under the control of the enemy and Spain. In the same year, the French messenger arrived in Sain t-Domang with a compromise. Rebel leaders, including Tousan, refused to offer, and instead chose a battle against 6, 000 fleets dispatched by France.
• Tousan was aware of his lack of training, but also knew the desperate position in France faced Spain and Britain. So I worked with French enemies when I was convenient.
  • In 1793, he was resentful of the execution of the King Louis XVI, allocated an alliance with his neighbor Santo Domingo, led the Spanish auxiliary unit to recapture the territory of Santo Domingo. He refused to negotiate with the French army until France officially abolished its slavery in the territory in 1794. Later, Tousan returned to the French army, repelled the Spanish army, and began a sustainable operation against the British Army, which was aiming for Sain t-Domangoo.
  • His army drove off the British army in 1798 and lost 10 million pounds with more than 15, 000 soldiers in the process. Nevertheless, Tousan continued to flutter the British influence in Sain t-Domang, checked France's sel f-satisfaction, and promoted trade with British neighboring Jamaica. Tousan concluded a secret agreement with the British forces and alleviated imported marine blockade. Tousan died in a French prison one year ago in 1804, when Sain t-Domang was completely independent (renamed Haiti), but his efforts have led to the second sovereign state in the West Hemisphere, the second sovereign state in the United States. The world's first black sovereign state was established. Here's how he achieved it.
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  • François Dominik Tousan Rover Turu, who participated in the rebellion against French power in Haiti's Sain t-Domang.
  • In 1792, France was in a dangerous situation. France was just a republic, and was anger in the European monarchy. In addition, Sain t-Domangu continued to rebellion, and there was a risk that France was the most wealthy colony in the Americas under the control of the enemy and Spain. In the same year, the French messenger arrived in Sain t-Domang with a compromise. Rebel leaders, including Tousan, refused to offer, and instead chose a battle against 6, 000 fleets dispatched by France.
  • Tousan was aware of his lack of training, but also knew the desperate position in France faced Spain and Britain. So I worked with French enemies when I was convenient.
  • In 1793, he was resentful of the execution of the King Louis XVI, allocated an alliance with his neighbor Santo Domingo, led the Spanish auxiliary unit to recapture the territory of Santo Domingo. He refused to negotiate with the French army until France officially abolished its slavery in the territory in 1794. Later, Tousan returned to the French army, repelled the Spanish army, and began a sustainable operation against the British Army, which was aiming for Sain t-Domangoo.

  His army drove off the British army in 1798 and lost 10 million pounds with more than 15, 000 soldiers in the process. Nevertheless, Tousan continued to flutter the British influence in Sain t-Domang, checked France's sel f-satisfaction, and promoted trade with British neighboring Jamaica. Tousan concluded a secret agreement with the British forces and alleviated imported marine blockade.

  In 1799, he went a step further, initiating diplomatic negotiations with the United States and renewing commercial relations that would benefit both economies. In just two years, American exports to the colony increased by more than 260 percent, to $7. 1 million. The alliance with the United States also provided naval protection for trade ships bound for Saint-Domingue, providing a vital buffer against British invasion.

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  • François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture, painting by Georges de Baptiste, 1875.
  • To revive the region's war-torn economy, Toussaint had to demonstrate his masterful statesmanship by balancing the competing interests of Saint-Domingue's racial, class, religious, and cultural orders. Toussaint found the resources of the merchant and planter classes essential to rebuilding Saint-Domingue, and in the name of republican fraternity, he extended his generous policy of restitution, even to the point of punishing reprisals against former slave owners. As a result, Toussaint secured loyal allies and followers at the local and international levels. Under his administration, Saint-Domingue underwent major reforms in civic life, including the construction of public roads, the expansion of irrigation canals, and the improvement of public health.
  • His leniency towards whites and his authoritarian policies of forcing blacks to work on plantations diminished his standing with the black majority. Nevertheless, he worked tirelessly to protect their interests and ensure that they were paid for their labor during his governorship. He traveled extensively to quell internal unrest, and relied on his deep cultural ties and Afro-spiritualist cues to bolster his image as their champion. According to Toussaint's biographer C. L. R. James, under his administration, thanks to the efforts of the black masses, agricultural cultivation on the island recovered to two-thirds of what it had been before the 1791 rebellion.
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  François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture (1743-1803), circa 1800.

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  The secret of Toussaint's influence was also in the development of a superhuman personality, a trait common to the great heroes of history. James writes that Toussaint assumed the role of the avenger, as described by the Enlightenment thinker Abbe Raynal. He fought in battles, faced death many times, and survived, exuding a supernatural aura that charmed followers and enemies alike.

  His legend grew. A French official in Saint-Domingue credited Toussaint's vitality and unparalleled understanding of the terrain for being able to be in several places at once. After Napoleon sent 20, 000 French troops to retake control of Saint-Domingue in 1802, a secretary to the expedition described Toussaint as "like a tiger." Soon, his unprecedented feats led to him being called the "Black George Washington" and the "Napoleon Bonaparte of the Caribbean."

  But these titles do not do justice to Toussaint Louverture and his far-reaching influence. He was a singular leader who helped charter the revolution with the extraordinary insistence that the declaration of "inalienable liberty" was hollow if it was bound by skin color or creed. His revolution had much broader geopolitical implications: historians credit it with dissuading France from colonizing the hemisphere and forcing Napoleon to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States, essentially doubling the size of the young republic.

  Toussaint did not live to see the final independence. He was captured during Napoleon's 1802 campaign to subjugate the colony, imprisoned in France, and died a year later. It was his radical lieutenant, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, who fended off the French attack and proclaimed Haitian independence in 1804.

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  It began as a slave revolt in what was then the French colony of Saint-Domingue. The rebellion brought about the abolition of slavery in Saint-. arose, for the free Blacks took up arms against the white owners of slave plantations and , slaves rose up to take sides with them. This was in August. Initial Rebellion ( - ) In August , a large slave revolt broke out in Saint-Domingue. The slaves were hoping to achieve the same freedoms people.