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	Despite warnings from his superiors, Leclerc did not consolidate his victory by disarming Louverture's old soldiers, and we rose up again, dashing the French hopes for re-establishing control of Saint-Domingue.		Despite warnings from his superiors, Leclerc did not consolidate his victory by disarming Louverture's old soldiers, and we rose up again, dashing the French hopes for re-establishing control of Saint-Domingue.

	Although I was too late to save Toussaint, I got my revenge on Leclerc. Already suffering from an illness, I poisoned him with a special mixture, taken from one of Mackandal's own recipes. Leclerc died from "{{Wiki\|Yellow Fever}}" on November 1, 1802.		Although I was too late to save Toussaint, I got my revenge on Leclerc. Already suffering from an illness, I poisoned him with a special mixture, taken from one of Mackandal's own recipes. Leclerc died from "{{Wiki\|Yellow fever\|Yellow Fever}}" on November 1, 1802.

	One of Toussaint's lieutenants, [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], has continued the fight. On November 18, 1803, Dessalines attacked the French general [[Donatien-Marie-Joseph de Vimeur, vicomte de Rochambeau\|Rochambeau]] at Vertieres, and overwhelmed him. Under the cover of a storm, Rochambeau pulled out of Vertieres, knowing the colony was finally lost to France.		One of Toussaint's lieutenants, [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]], has continued the fight. On November 18, 1803, Dessalines attacked the French general [[Donatien-Marie-Joseph de Vimeur, vicomte de Rochambeau\|Rochambeau]] at Vertieres, and overwhelmed him. Under the cover of a storm, Rochambeau pulled out of Vertieres, knowing the colony was finally lost to France.

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	Toussaint remained at his Bréda plantation during the violence in August, but soon joined Biassou in the mountains of Grande Rivière, who appointed him médecin-général. With the training I gave him, Toussaint was also able to take command of troops.		Toussaint remained at his Bréda plantation during the violence in August, but soon joined Biassou in the mountains of Grande Rivière, who appointed him médecin-général. With the training I gave him, Toussaint was also able to take command of troops.

	He tried his hand at diplomacy, acting as intermediary between the rebel leaders and the French ~~{{Wiki\|~~Philibert François Rouxel de Blanchelande\|governor}} of the colony. The negotiations went poorly, though they did notice his mercy towards the rebels' white prisoners.		He tried his hand at diplomacy, acting as intermediary between the rebel leaders and the French [[Philibert François Rouxel de Blanchelande\|governor]] of the colony. The negotiations went poorly, though they did notice his mercy towards the rebels' white prisoners.

	Jeannot, on the other hand, is launching vicious attacks on whites and mulattoes, devising gruesome methods to death. Toussaint and I are sickened by his actions. We must not repeat Mackandal's mistake.		Jeannot, on the other hand, is launching vicious attacks on whites and mulattoes, devising gruesome methods to death. Toussaint and I are sickened by his actions. We must not repeat Mackandal's mistake.

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	Let me tell you about a man I know. His name is [[Toussaint Louverture\|Toussaint Bréda]] and he was born into [[slavery]] in 1743 on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}, still under the shadow of the [[Code Noir]].		Let me tell you about a man I know. His name is [[Toussaint Louverture\|Toussaint Bréda]] and he was born into [[slavery]] in 1743 on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}, still under the shadow of the [[Code Noir]].

	Bréda's parents were taken as slaves from the {{Wiki\|Dahomey\|Kingdom of Dahomey}}. They and other slaves were put to work growing [[Sugar plantations\|sugar]], coffee, cotton, and indigo. Toussaint told me that he received an education of sorts from his godfather and the ~~{{Wiki\|Society of Jesus\|~~Jesuits}}, learning [[France\|French]] as well as the local slave dialect of Kreyòl.		Bréda's parents were taken as slaves from the {{Wiki\|Dahomey\|Kingdom of Dahomey}}. They and other slaves were put to work growing [[Sugar plantations\|sugar]], coffee, cotton, and indigo. Toussaint told me that he received an education of sorts from his godfather and the [[Jesuits]], learning [[France\|French]] as well as the local slave dialect of Kreyòl.

	I have brought this man into my Brotherhood. I see in him a raw talent for military tactics, which I can help augment. More importantly, he has a natural skillset for politics, which is something that I lack. And something that I think will be sorely needed if we are to be successful.		I have brought this man into my Brotherhood. I see in him a raw talent for military tactics, which I can help augment. More importantly, he has a natural skillset for politics, which is something that I lack. And something that I think will be sorely needed if we are to be successful.

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	We have suffered our first loss. Boukman was killed in a battle with the [[French Army\|French army]] near Acul, and they impaled his head on a stake in the public square of ~~{{Wiki\|Cap-Haïtien\|~~Cap Français}}.		We have suffered our first loss. Boukman was killed in a battle with the [[French Army\|French army]] near Acul, and they impaled his head on a stake in the public square of [[Cap Français]].

	When word reached us at Grande Rivière, we made the decision to have Jean-François as the commander-in-chief of our slave army. However, the revolution had to be put on hold briefly, as Jeannot began to massacre not only whites, but also blacks under his command who defied him. Biassou and Jean-François captured him and brought him before me.		When word reached us at Grande Rivière, we made the decision to have Jean-François as the commander-in-chief of our slave army. However, the revolution had to be put on hold briefly, as Jeannot began to massacre not only whites, but also blacks under his command who defied him. Biassou and Jean-François captured him and brought him before me.

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	{{Era\|Culture\|Assassins}}'''Eseosa's Codex''' was the personal journal of [[Eseosa]], a [[Haiti]]an-born [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and combatant in the [[Haitian Revolution]].		{{Era\|Culture\|Assassins}}
			'''Eseosa's Codex''' was the personal journal of [[Eseosa]], a [[Haiti]]an-born [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and combatant in the [[Haitian Revolution]].

	Written throughout the conflict, the Codex took the form of a series of letters to his deceased grandfather, [[Adéwalé]]. It was later accessed by the [[Initiates]], who put excerpts of the Codex onto their website.		Written throughout the conflict, the Codex took the form of a series of letters to his deceased grandfather, [[Adéwalé]]. It was later accessed by the [[Initiates]], who put excerpts of the Codex onto their website.
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			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]] - Letters to the Dead''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – ''Letters to the Dead''
	[[Category:Journals and diaries]]		[[Category:Journals and diaries]]
	[[Category:Assassin books]]		[[Category:Assassin books]]

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]] - Letters to the Dead''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]] - Letters to the Dead''
	[[Category:Journals and diaries]]		[[Category:Journals and diaries]]
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	{{Era\|Culture\|Assassins}}		{{Era\|Culture\|Assassins}}'''Eseosa's Codex''' was the personal journal of [[Eseosa]], a [[Haiti]]an-born [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and combatant in the [[Haitian Revolution]].
	'''Eseosa's Codex''' was the personal journal of [[Eseosa]], a [[Haiti]]an-born [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and combatant in the [[Haitian Revolution]].

	Written throughout the conflict, the Codex took the form of a series of letters to his deceased grandfather, [[Adéwalé]]. It was later accessed by the [[Initiates]], who put excerpts of the Codex onto their website.		Written throughout the conflict, the Codex took the form of a series of letters to his deceased grandfather, [[Adéwalé]]. It was later accessed by the [[Initiates]], who put excerpts of the Codex onto their website.
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	As we are still a French colony, I have reached out to the [[French Assassins\|Assassins]] in France for aid. I made contact with one [[Guillaume Beylier]], who tells me that they cannot offer me reinforcements as they have their own troubles brewing. But he promised me to keep the lines of communication open, and support me however possible from the mother country. It is not much, but it feels good to have allies in spirit, if not in person.		As we are still a French colony, I have reached out to the [[French Assassins\|Assassins]] in France for aid. I made contact with one [[Guillaume Beylier]], who tells me that they cannot offer me reinforcements as they have their own troubles brewing. But he promised me to keep the lines of communication open, and support me however possible from the mother country. It is not much, but it feels good to have allies in spirit, if not in person.

	But I am not alone. I have gathered allies. [[Georges Biassou]], a man of some renown among the slaves; [[Dutty Boukman]], a Vodou houngan from Jamaica; and [[Toussaint Bréda]], who I think has the potential to be the greatest of us all.		But I am not alone. I have gathered allies. [[Georges Biassou]], a man of some renown among the slaves; Dutty Boukman, a Vodou houngan from Jamaica; and Toussaint Bréda, who I think has the potential to be the greatest of us all.

	I made arrangements to secure Bréda's freedom, though slavery still exists everywhere we look. Toussaint continues to work at the Bréda plantation, where he was born, but now as a salaried employee. To succeed, Bréda will have to be a man who can cross the many divides that separate the people of Saint-Domingue. He is purchasing property near the protection of his former master, which we will use as our lair. He is on the way to becoming a wealthy man, and may even own "slaves" himself, though in reality, they will be our brothers.		I made arrangements to secure Bréda's freedom, though slavery still exists everywhere we look. Toussaint continues to work at the Bréda plantation, where he was born, but now as a salaried employee. To succeed, Bréda will have to be a man who can cross the many divides that separate the people of Saint-Domingue. He is purchasing property near the protection of his former master, which we will use as our lair. He is on the way to becoming a wealthy man, and may even own "slaves" himself, though in reality, they will be our brothers.