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Lacroix, Memoire of Service in St. Dom., 1819, 2v
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Mémoires pour servir a l’histoire de la revolution de Saint-Domingue: by Lt. Gen. Baron Pamphile de Lacroix, Vol. 1-2, Paris, Chez Pillet Aine, 1819. (The entire text is in French. This work was digitized from the microfiche collection “The French Revolution Research Collection,” Sect. 11, No.2/111. General Lacroix served with distinction in the expedition sent by Napoleon to reclaim San Domingue to French rule and to restore slavery. His account describes how the expeditionary force of some 50,000 troops met disaster and provoked what became the Haitian War of Independence. His account ends with the death of Leclerc, and it is thought by some historians that he refused to describe the later, and much more brutal campaign of General Rochambeau because he disapproved of the latter’s tactics. For other valuable first-hand accounts of the first phase of the war, see: Leclerc, (Letters from S. Domingue Expedition), 1801-02, also offered on this site.)
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Title:
Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire de la révolution de Saint-Domingue / par le lieutenant-général baron Pamphile de Lacroix.
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OCLC Number:
590919597
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