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Commemoration of Emancipation by the Haitian People

A monument to the emancipation of the slaves on Haiti, is erected under a stone gazebo built in the classical style atop several steps. Two Haitian soldiers guard the commemoration. Haiti was the only colony during the French Revolutionary Wars to achieve full independence, and is considered the only large-scale slave led revolution that succeeded

Picture No
12067265
Media ID
47657429
Size
4342px x 5161px (4.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Engraving in The Penny Magazine', 1838
Date
1801

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