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August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

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On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
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August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
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August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
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August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
Create your own at Storyboard That

August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
Create your own at Storyboard That

August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
Create your own at Storyboard That

August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
Create your own at Storyboard That

August 1791, France
The French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.

In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.
Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.

we outnumber them 10:1!

The State Promised us Freedom!

 A67D52 A67D52

On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.

Rise up against the French!

We need our Freedom!

The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery

By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.

Run! Retreat!

Attack!

After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.

Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!

We must rise up!
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  • August 1791, FranceThe French Revolution has started. French holdings in the country and around the world are in a precarious position due to the weakened state of France.
  • In the French Colony of Saint Domingue, Unrest grew among the slaves.Slaves in the Colony were one of the harshest treated slaves in the world.
  • We must rise up!
  • we outnumber them 10:1!
  • The State Promised us Freedom!
  • We need our Freedom!
  • On 21 August 1791, The slaves in the Northern Haiti began the Haitian Revolution. They were led by Toussaint Louverture, who disciplined the slaves and supplied by the Spanish British.
  • Rise up against the French!
  • The revolt successfully staved off French Armies for several years but switched sides to the French against Britain and Spain in 1794, in response to the French abolishing slavery
  • Run! Retreat!
  • By 1789, the British and their allies leave the colony in defeat, thanks in large part to disease and Toussaint's expert training of his army.
  • Attack!
  • After Britain left the Island, a period of relative peace in the colony sets in and Toussaint declares himself governor-general for life. However, back in France, Napoleon conducts a coup and sends Charles Leclerc and an army to reinstate French Rule over Saint Domingue.
  • Arrest Toussaint! Ship him to France!
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