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	The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].<ref name="ACI">''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Eseosa's Codex]]</ref>		The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].<ref name="ACI">''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Eseosa's Codex]]</ref>

	In November 1791, [[Dutty Boukman]], a leading figure among the revolutionaries, was executed ~~in [[Cap Français]]~~ following his capture by the [[French Army]]. Although the Assassin [[Elsie]] hoped to save him, her compatriot [[Fabien]] convinced her not to do so, believing that in death Boukman would become a martyr, inspiring more rebellions against the French.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed FCBD 2016 Edition]]'' – ''The Chair''</ref>		In November 1791, [[Dutty Boukman]], a leading figure among the revolutionaries, was executed following his capture by the [[French Army]]. Although the Assassin [[Elsie]] hoped to save him, her compatriot [[Fabien]] convinced her not to do so, believing that in death Boukman would become a martyr, inspiring more rebellions against the French.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed FCBD 2016 Edition]]'' – ''The Chair''</ref>

	In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.<ref name="ACI"/>		In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.<ref name="ACI"/>

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	The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].<ref name="ACI">''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Eseosa's Codex]]</ref>		The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].<ref name="ACI">''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Eseosa's Codex]]</ref>

	In 1791, [[Dutty Boukman]], a leading figure among the revolutionaries, was executed in [[Cap Français]] following his capture by the [[French Army]]. Although the Assassin [[Elsie]] hoped to save him, her compatriot [[Fabien]] convinced her not to do so, believing that in death Boukman would become a martyr ~~to inspire~~ more rebellions against the French.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed FCBD 2016 Edition]]'' – ''The Chair''</ref>		In November 1791, [[Dutty Boukman]], a leading figure among the revolutionaries, was executed in [[Cap Français]] following his capture by the [[French Army]]. Although the Assassin [[Elsie]] hoped to save him, her compatriot [[Fabien]] convinced her not to do so, believing that in death Boukman would become a martyr, inspiring more rebellions against the French.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed FCBD 2016 Edition]]'' – ''The Chair''</ref>

	In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.<ref name="ACI"/>		In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.<ref name="ACI"/>

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	The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].		}}
			The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].<ref name="ACI">''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[Eseosa's Codex]]</ref>

	In ~~early 1801~~, the [[~~Templars\|Templar~~]] [[~~Jean-Louis Villatte~~]] ~~tried~~ to ~~take advantage of the power vacuum~~ that ~~existed~~ in ~~Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of~~ the ~~island~~.		In 1791, [[Dutty Boukman]], a leading figure among the revolutionaries, was executed in [[Cap Français]] following his capture by the [[French Army]]. Although the Assassin [[Elsie]] hoped to save him, her compatriot [[Fabien]] convinced her not to do so, believing that in death Boukman would become a martyr to inspire more rebellions against the French.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed FCBD 2016 Edition]]'' – ''The Chair''</ref>

	~~Although Louverture freed all of the slaves on the island~~, ~~he also attracted the attention of~~ the [[~~French Empire~~\|~~French Emperor~~]] [[~~Napoleon Bonaparte]], who sent his general [[Charles Leclerc~~]] to ~~the island to secure the surrender~~ of the ~~revolutionary leaders~~. Louverture ~~capitulated and was taken to France as a prisoner while Leclerc restored~~ the ~~colonial hierarchy~~.		In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.<ref name="ACI"/>

	However, Leclerc failed to disarm Louverture's troops and they rose up once again. After Eseosa poisoned Leclerc, Louverture's lieutenant [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] finally ousted the French from the island, bringing the Revolution to a successful conclusion. In the aftermath, Dessalines became the new leader of Saint-Domingue and declared the island a free republic, although he immediately began a brutal extermination campaign against the whites and mulattoes that still lived on the island.		Although Louverture freed all of the slaves on the island, he also attracted the attention of the [[French Empire\|French Emperor]] [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], who sent his general [[Charles Leclerc]] to the island to secure the surrender of the revolutionary leaders. Louverture capitulated and was taken to France as a prisoner while Leclerc restored the colonial hierarchy.<ref name="ACI"/>

			However, Leclerc failed to disarm Louverture's troops and they rose up once again. After Eseosa poisoned Leclerc, Louverture's lieutenant [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] finally ousted the French from the island, bringing the Revolution to a successful conclusion. In the aftermath, Dessalines became the new leader of Saint-Domingue and declared the island a free republic, although he immediately began a brutal extermination campaign against the whites and mulattoes that still lived on the island.<ref name="ACI"/>

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Maroon rebellion]]		*[[Maroon rebellion]]

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed FCBD 2016 Edition]]''

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			{{Initiates}}
			{{ACComic}}
	[[Category:Revolutions]]		[[Category:Revolutions]]
	[[Category:Assassin conspiracies]]		[[Category:Assassin conspiracies]]
	[[Category:Timeline]]		[[Category:Timeline]]
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	\|date = 21 August 1791 – 1 January 1804		\|conflict=[[French Revolutionary Wars]], [[Napoleonic Wars]]
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	\|place = [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]		\|end=
	\|result = Haitian victory		\|place=[[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]
			\|result=Haitian victory
	*French colonial government expelled		*French colonial government expelled
	*~~Massacre of whites~~		*25,000 white colonists killed
	\|side1 = [[Haiti]]		\|side1=[[Haiti]]

	[[United Kingdom]]<br>		[[United Kingdom]]<br>
	[[Spain]]		[[Spain]]
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	*[[Saint-Dominigue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Haitian Assassins]]		*[[Saint-Dominigue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Haitian Assassins]]
	\|side2 = [[France]]		\|side2=[[France]]
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	*[[Templars]]		*[[Templars]]
	\|commanders1 = *[[Toussaint Louverture]]		\|commanders1=*[[Toussaint Louverture]]
	\|commanders2 = *[[Napoleon Bonaparte]]}}		\|commanders2=*[[Napoleon Bonaparte]]}}
	The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]; culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony, and the founding of the Republic of Haiti. The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].		The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony and the founding of the Republic of Haiti.<ref>{{WP\|Haitian Revolution}}</ref> The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].

	In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.		In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.

	Although Louverture freed all of the slaves on the island, he also attracted the attention of the [[French Empire\|French Emperor]], [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], who sent his general [[Charles Leclerc]] to the island to secure the surrender of the revolutionary leaders. Louverture capitulated and was taken to France as a prisoner while Leclerc restored the colonial hierarchy.		Although Louverture freed all of the slaves on the island, he also attracted the attention of the [[French Empire\|French Emperor]] [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], who sent his general [[Charles Leclerc]] to the island to secure the surrender of the revolutionary leaders. Louverture capitulated and was taken to France as a prisoner while Leclerc restored the colonial hierarchy.

	However, Leclerc failed to disarm Louverture's troops and they rose up once again. After Eseosa poisoned Leclerc, Louverture's lieutenant [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] finally ousted the French from the island, bringing the Revolution to a successful conclusion. In the aftermath, Dessalines became the new leader of Saint-Domingue and declared the island a free republic, although he immediately began a brutal extermination campaign against the whites and mulattoes that still lived on the island.		However, Leclerc failed to disarm Louverture's troops and they rose up once again. After Eseosa poisoned Leclerc, Louverture's lieutenant [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] finally ousted the French from the island, bringing the Revolution to a successful conclusion. In the aftermath, Dessalines became the new leader of Saint-Domingue and declared the island a free republic, although he immediately began a brutal extermination campaign against the whites and mulattoes that still lived on the island.
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	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''

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	[[Category:Revolutions]]		[[Category:Revolutions]]
	[[Category:Assassin conspiracies]]		[[Category:Assassin conspiracies]]
	[[Category:Timeline]]		[[Category:Timeline]]

	[[fr:Révolution haïtienne]]		[[fr:Révolution haïtienne]]

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	The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]; culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony, and the founding of the Republic of Haiti. The revolutionaries were led by several members of ~~the~~ [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], ~~including~~ [[Toussaint Louverture]] ~~and~~ [[Eseosa]].		The '''Haitian Revolution''' (1791 – 1804) was the final and most decisive in a long line of [[Slavery\|slave]] revolts in the [[France\|French]] colony of [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]; culminating in the elimination of slavery in the colony, and the founding of the Republic of Haiti. The revolutionaries were led by several members of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], including [[Toussaint Louverture]] and [[Eseosa]].

	In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] ~~tried~~ to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in ~~Haiti and~~ declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.		In early 1801, the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Jean-Louis Villatte]] tried to take advantage of the power vacuum that existed in Haiti and declared himself governor. By early August however, Jean had been deposed and replaced by Louverture, who declared himself absolute ruler of the island.

	Although Louverture freed all of the slaves on the island, he also attracted the attention of the [[French Empire\|French Emperor]], [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], who sent his ~~general~~ [[Charles Leclerc]] to the island to secure the surrender of the revolutionary leaders. Louverture capitulated and was taken to France as a prisoner while Leclerc restored the colonial hierarchy.		Although Louverture freed all of the slaves on the island, he also attracted the attention of the [[French Empire\|French Emperor]], [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], who sent his general [[Charles Leclerc]] to the island to secure the surrender of the revolutionary leaders. Louverture capitulated and was taken to France as a prisoner while Leclerc restored the colonial hierarchy.

	However, Leclerc failed to disarm Louverture's troops and they rose up once again. After Eseosa poisoned Leclerc, Louverture's ~~lieutenant~~ [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] ~~finally~~ ousted the French from the island, bringing the Revolution to a successful conclusion. In the aftermath, Dessalines became the new leader of Saint-Domingue and declared the island a free republic, although he immediately began a brutal extermination campaign against the whites and mulattoes that still lived on the island.		However, Leclerc failed to disarm Louverture's troops and they rose up once again. After Eseosa poisoned Leclerc, Louverture's lieutenant [[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] finally ousted the French from the island, bringing the Revolution to a successful conclusion. In the aftermath, Dessalines became the new leader of Saint-Domingue and declared the island a free republic, although he immediately began a brutal extermination campaign against the whites and mulattoes that still lived on the island.

	==See also==		==See also==

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