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Indigenous Army

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Indigenous Army
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Di pilli ni22 Silimin gɔli August 1971 Mali niŋ
Yaa sheeSaint-Domingue Mali niŋ
ZabiliBattle of Vertières Mali niŋ
Linjima yaɣiliSaint-Domingue Mali niŋ
Commanded byJean-Jacques Dessalines, François Capois Mali niŋ
 
Toussaint Louverture, general of the Armée Indigène

The Indigenous Army, nyɛla bɛ ni lahi booni shɛli Army of Saint-Domingue ka di nyɛ yu'shɛli bɛ ni daa zaŋti paɣaba ni dobba ban daa yina ti tuhiri daba zuɣu Haitian Revolution saha Saint-Domingue (bɛ ni pa booni shɛli Haiti). Gbansabila ban daa nyɛ daba daa be din ni ka che, maroons, niaffranchis (gbansabila mini mulatto daa laɣimdimi fari niriba bahira),[1]bɛ daa dii bi yina ti ti lala tuhibu ŋɔ yuli din nyɛ Armée indigène zaŋ hali ni Anashaara goli January yuuni 1803, sha shɛli Jean-Jacques Dessalines ni daa be nam ni.[2]

Taarihi

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Pre-Haitian Revolution and context

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18th century bahigu ha mini 19th century piligu, French nim ban daa deei Saint-Domingue beni, nyɛla ban daa ti labi taɣili Haiti.[1][3] Doriti kamani kpaɣ'ʒɛɣu daa ti luna ka kuri daba ni nimmohi.[2][4][1][5][6][7] [6][7]

Regiment Commanding officer CommuneDivisionCorpsTroopFort
1st Toussaint Brave Fort-Liberté/Lavaxon EasternInfantry1500St-Joseph
2nd Christophe Henry Cap-Hayti NorthernInfantry1500Picolet/ Citadelle-Henry/ Bréda
3rd Gilles Drouet Port-au-Prince/ Cap-Hayti WesternInfantry1500Drouet
4th Jean-Jacques Dessalines Dessalines WesternInfantry1500Innocent/ Fin-du-Monde/ Doco
5th Paul Romain Limbé NorthernInfantry1500
6th Augustin Clerveaux Dondon NorthernInfantry1500
7th Louis-Gabart St-Marc WesternInfantry1500Diamant/ Béké
8th Larose Arcahaie NorthernInfantry1500
9th Francois Lamort Cappois Port-de-Paix NorthernInfantry1500Trois-Rivière
10th Jean-Philippe Daut Mirebalais EasternInfantry1500
11th Frontiste Port-au-Prince WesternInfantry1500Jacques/ Alexandre
12th Germain Frère Port-au-Prince WesternInfantry1500National/ Touron
13th Coco JJ Herne Cayes SouthernInfantry1500Forteresse des Platons
14th André Vernet Gonaives WesternInfantry1500Bayonnais
15th Jean-Louis Francois Aquin SouthernInfantry1500Bonnet-Carré
16th Étienne E. Gérin Miragoane/ Anse-à-Veau SouthernInfantry1500Réfléchit/ Débois
17th Vancol Port-Salut SouthernInfantry1500
18th Laurent Férrou Jérémie SouthernInfantry1500Marfranc
19th Gilles Béneche Tiburon SouthernInfantry1500
20th (Polonais Noir/ Black Polish) Joseph Jérome Verettes WesternInfantry1500Crête-à-Pierrot
21st Cangé Léogane WesternInfantry1500Campan
22nd Magloire Ambroise Jacmel SouthernInfantry1500Ogé
24th Lamarre Petit-Goave WesternInfantry1500Garry
Dragoon of the North Cap-Hayti NorthernCavalry1000
Dragoon of Artibonite Charlotin Marcadieu St-Marc WesternCavalry1000
Dragoon of the South Guillaume Lafleur Cayes WesternCavalry1000
Artillery of the North Cap-Hayti NorthernArtillery1000
Artillery of Artibonite St-Marc WesternArtillery1000
Artillery of the South Cayes WesternArtillery1000
Maroon Sansousi/ Petit-Noel Prieur Massif du Nord/ Dondon NorthernMountain troop
Maroon Lamour Dérance Massif la Selle/ Kenscoff SouthernMountain troop
Maroon Gilles Bambara Massif de la Hotte / Goavi SouthernMountain troop

Yuli zalibu

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Armée Indigèneni daa tum tuun shɛli Haitian Revolution nyɛla din yɛn kpaŋsiri daba kɔba ni United States. Haiti daa ti nyɛla France ni baŋ shɛli yɛla yuuni 1825, ka United States nim gba daa naan yi ti baŋ di yɛla, yuuni1862.[5] South American kpema Simon Bolivar mini Miranda daa gomi chaŋ Hayti n-ti bɔri linjimani sɔŋsim Liberation of Grand-Colombia.

Kpamba yuya

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Commanders-in-chief

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Division generals

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Brigadier-generals

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Kpamba ban pahi

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Adjutants-general

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Officers

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Kundivihira

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  1. 1 2 3 Lawless, Robert, and James A. Ferguson. "Haiti" Archived 2018-03-15 at the Wayback Machine. Encyclopædia Britannica. February 7, 2018. Accessed February 22, 2018.
  2. 1 2 Fombrun, Odette Roy. "History of the Haitian Flag of Independence". Flag Heritage Foundation.org. Accessed February 22, 2018.
  3. ↑ Rodriguez, J. P. "Tacky's Rebellion (1760–1761)". The Historical Encyclopedia of World Slavery. 1. A - K. 1997. ABC-CLIO. p.229 ISBN 978-0-87436-885-7
  4. ↑ Jackson, Maurice, and Jacqueline Bacon. African Americans and the Haitian revolution selected essays and historical documents. New York: Routledge, 2010.
  5. 1 2 "Haitian Revolution" Archived 2018-03-27 at the Wayback Machine. Encyclopædia Britannica. December 28, 2017. Accessed February 22, 2018.
  6. 1 2 "Case Study 1: St. Domingue - Vincent Oge & Toussaint l'Ouverture" Archived 2018-03-23 at the Wayback Machine. Case Study 1: St. Domingue - Vincent Oge & Toussaint l'Ouverture: The Abolition of Slavery Project. Accessed February 22, 2018.
  7. 1 2 Shen, Kona. "Haitian Revolution Begins August–September 1791". The Haitian Revolution 1791. Accessed February 22, 2018.[permanent dead link]
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(Picture of Dessalines is named Huyes del valor frances, pero matando blancos, by Manuel Lopes Lopez Iodibo. It is an engraving in the book Vida de J.J. Dessalines, gefe de los negros de Santo Domingo and is located in the John Carter Brown Library)

(Picture of Toussaint Louverture is named Le général Toussaint Louverture. The artist is unknown, and it is currently in the New York Public Library)

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