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Colonialism, slavery, and trade European Political History Analysis Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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Introduction: the journee of 20 June 1793 in Cap Francais and the abolition of slavery 1. A colony in revolution 2. Municipal revolution in a colonial city 3. French Jacobins and Saint-Domingue colonists 4. Creating revolutionary government in the tropics 5. A model republican general 6. The powderkeg explodes 7. Freedom and fire 8. The road to general emancipation 9. Saint-Domingue in the United States 10. The decree of 16 Pluviose An II Conclusion.

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