Database: A Resilient Colony - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 19:04, 3 April 2021

2021-04-03T19:04:18Z

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	The French had begun to colonize the island even before it was officially under their possession. The [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[François Mackandal]], was active in Saint-Domingue during the early part of the eighteenth century. In Saint-Domingue, Mackandal taught his pupils [[Baptiste]] and [[Agaté]] the rudimentary principles of the Assassin Brotherhood.		The French had begun to colonize the island even before it was officially under their possession. The [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[François Mackandal]], was active in Saint-Domingue during the early part of the eighteenth century. In Saint-Domingue, Mackandal taught his pupils [[Baptiste]] and [[Agaté]] the rudimentary principles of the Assassin Brotherhood.

	In the early 1700s, the territory now known as Port-au-Prince was a remote region. The area, which was called L'Hôpital at the time, substantially developed after 1749. The emerging city suffered from major earthquakes in [[1751 Port-au-Prince earthquake\|1751]] and 1770 that destroyed large parts of its territory. However, these crises did not prevent Port-au-Prince from replacing [[Cap-Haïtien]], originally named Cap François, and later Cap Français, as the capital of the French colony of Saint-Domingue.		In the early 1700s, the territory now known as Port-au-Prince was a remote region. The area, which was called L'Hôpital at the time, substantially developed after 1749. The emerging city suffered from major earthquakes in [[1751 Port-au-Prince earthquake\|1751]] and 1770 that destroyed large parts of its territory. However, these crises did not prevent Port-au-Prince from replacing [[Cap Français\|Cap-Haïtien]], originally named Cap François, and later Cap Français, as the capital of the French colony of Saint-Domingue.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:38, 30 June 2020

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	[[Port-au-Prince]]//[[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]//1749		[[Port-au-Prince]]//[[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]//1749
	[[File:AC4BF Port-au-Prince - Concept Art.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|250px]]		[[File:AC4BF Port-au-Prince - Concept Art.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	The city of Port-au-Prince is located at the heart of the {{Wiki\|Gulf of Gonâve}}. The area had been part of the [[Spanish Empire\|Spanish empire]] before being transferred to the [[France\|French]] in 1697. The western part of the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}} never reached its economic potential and had been progressively left on its own by the [[Spain\|Spanish]] authorities. The Spaniards relinquished sovereignty over the territory and handed it over to France through the 1697 {{Wiki\|Treaty of Ryswick}}.		The city of Port-au-Prince is located at the heart of the {{Wiki\|Gulf of Gonâve}}. The area had been part of the [[Spanish Empire\|Spanish empire]] before being transferred to the [[France\|French]] in 1697. The western part of the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}} never reached its economic potential and had been progressively left on its own by the [[Spain\|Spanish]] authorities. The Spaniards relinquished sovereignty over the territory and handed it over to France through the 1697 {{Wiki\|Treaty of Ryswick}}.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 17:53, 26 October 2016

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	[[Port-au-Prince]]//[[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]//1749		[[Port-au-Prince]]//[[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]//1749
	[[File:AC4BF Port-au-Prince - Concept Art.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:AC4BF Port-au-Prince - Concept Art.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	The city of Port-au-Prince is located at the heart of the {{Wiki\|Gulf of Gonâve}}. The area had been part of the [[Spanish Empire\|Spanish empire]] before being transferred to the [[France\|French]] in 1697. The western part of the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}} never reached its economic potential and had been progressively left on its own by the Spanish authorities. The Spaniards relinquished sovereignty over the territory and handed it over to France through the 1697 {{Wiki\|Treaty of Ryswick}}.		The city of Port-au-Prince is located at the heart of the {{Wiki\|Gulf of Gonâve}}. The area had been part of the [[Spanish Empire\|Spanish empire]] before being transferred to the [[France\|French]] in 1697. The western part of the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}} never reached its economic potential and had been progressively left on its own by the [[Spain\|Spanish]] authorities. The Spaniards relinquished sovereignty over the territory and handed it over to France through the 1697 {{Wiki\|Treaty of Ryswick}}.

	The French had begun to colonize the island even before it was officially under their possession. The [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[François Mackandal]], was active in Saint-Domingue during the early part of the eighteenth century. In Saint-Domingue, Mackandal taught his pupils [[Baptiste]] and [[Agaté]] the rudimentary principles of the Assassin Brotherhood.		The French had begun to colonize the island even before it was officially under their possession. The [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[François Mackandal]], was active in Saint-Domingue during the early part of the eighteenth century. In Saint-Domingue, Mackandal taught his pupils [[Baptiste]] and [[Agaté]] the rudimentary principles of the Assassin Brotherhood.

	In the early 1700s, the territory now known as Port-au-Prince was a remote region. The area, which was called L'Hôpital at the time, substantially developed after 1749. The emerging city suffered from major earthquakes in 1751 and 1770 that destroyed large parts of its territory. However, these crises did not prevent Port-au-Prince from replacing [[Cap-Haïtien]], originally named Cap François, and later Cap Français, as the capital of the French colony of Saint-Domingue.		In the early 1700s, the territory now known as Port-au-Prince was a remote region. The area, which was called L'Hôpital at the time, substantially developed after 1749. The emerging city suffered from major earthquakes in [[1751 Port-au-Prince earthquake\|1751]] and 1770 that destroyed large parts of its territory. However, these crises did not prevent Port-au-Prince from replacing [[Cap-Haïtien]], originally named Cap François, and later Cap Français, as the capital of the French colony of Saint-Domingue.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:A Resilient Colony}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:A Resilient Colony}}
	[[Category:Initiates database entries]]		[[Category:Initiates database entries]]

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[[Port-au-Prince]]//[[Haiti|Saint-Domingue]]//1749
[[File:AC4BF Port-au-Prince - Concept Art.jpg|thumb|250px]]
The city of Port-au-Prince is located at the heart of the {{Wiki|Gulf of Gonâve}}. The area had been part of the [[Spanish Empire|Spanish empire]] before being transferred to the [[France|French]] in 1697. The western part of the island of {{Wiki|Hispaniola}} never reached its economic potential and had been progressively left on its own by the Spanish authorities. The Spaniards relinquished sovereignty over the territory and handed it over to France through the 1697 {{Wiki|Treaty of Ryswick}}.

The French had begun to colonize the island even before it was officially under their possession. The [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[François Mackandal]], was active in Saint-Domingue during the early part of the eighteenth century. In Saint-Domingue, Mackandal taught his pupils [[Baptiste]] and [[Agaté]] the rudimentary principles of the Assassin Brotherhood.

In the early 1700s, the territory now known as Port-au-Prince was a remote region. The area, which was called L'Hôpital at the time, substantially developed after 1749. The emerging city suffered from major earthquakes in 1751 and 1770 that destroyed large parts of its territory. However, these crises did not prevent Port-au-Prince from replacing [[Cap-Haïtien]], originally named Cap François, and later Cap Français, as the capital of the French colony of Saint-Domingue.
{{DEFAULTSORT:A Resilient Colony}}
[[Category:Initiates database entries]]