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 CHAPTER I. m
Lealere tries to rule by creating Jealousy and dlvila Ill-treat the
 men of color Disarms the blacks-An Insurreedion and
 gains head, until It wrests from the vFllent hands of
 nearly all his possealon- Leclerc dies--Bonaparte resolve
 send a new army to Saint Domingo 43
 CHAPTER IV.
Rochambeac assumes the command His character- Voluptuous-
 ness, tyranny, and cruelty Reeires large rrinfor.ecmenit Intll-
 tutes a system of terror- The inurreciion betomre general and
 Irreulitlble- The French are driven out of the island .7
 CHAPTER V.
Toussaint L'Ourerture, a prisoner In the Jura mountains, appeals In
 vain to. the First C('n.ul. who bring about his death by starvation
 -Outline of his career and character. (The end of Dr. Beard's
 Biography) .. .276


 BOOK IV.

Memoir of the Life of General Tonasalnt L'Ouverrure, written by
 himself, In the Chateau de Joua, in a letter to Napoleon Buna-
 paneo ........ .25


 NOTES AND TESTIMONIES.

 I. Proclamation by King Chrlatophe 331
 U. Note by Harriet Mar ineau, including a description o a visit to
 the Chateau de Joux, and the Sonnet on Tou..aint L'Ouver-
 lure by Wordswortu 37
III. A visil to the Chr'itea-i di Joux by John Bigelow, containing
 Lntere.ting d.louminiary evidence relative to Toussaint's im-
 prisonmlnt therein 347
IV. The Poem on Touesiint L'Ouserture by John Greenleaf Whitter 3i8
V. Peroration of Wendell Phillipa's Oration on Toussaint L'Ouver-
 ture .. ..... ..8


 ILLUSTRATIONS.

 I. Outline Map of Colonial Hayti. .
 II An authentle Portrait of Touasaint L'Ouverture ,
III. Autograph or Toussaint L'Onverture 1. 1