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Haiti on this Day, 4 December 1803

December 4, 2013 10:13 PM

On 4 December 1803, the French colonial army of Napoleon Bonaparte surrendered its last remaining territory to Dessalines' forces. This officially ended the only slave rebellion in world history which successfully resulted in establishing an independent nation...

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