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 cIing to his brother-in-law his suercs.s, which he failed not
 crate, enire hattalions that had joined Lia rank?, the
 rin-Tes or the South and the East subdtii.d, all the mari-
 cities in his power, -su:h w.-re the heads of his ttrumphant
 t. He de;..ribed Tou;.ainit L'Ouvirrture as a part?-i:hief,
 violntL. lhaati.al, hat. til, ,r-.athirin only firn an.d -Ilugh-
 ; he called him a barharian, an unnatural lather, sa,.rifliing
 children to hib pa-sion lb:r revolt, a mere fuziitive sladv.,, de-
 by remore, al.aandoned, and pursued. Thi. news, which
 ve the Conliil w. Iy, delghtied the colonists who had remained
 'France, and r-virvd the cuphity ul' the slave-deiakrs whose
 Is had ltr six year- r-maninred in harbor unprodu u tive.
 SWhen, lowevr.r, Bronapartie L.can se-ri-.I.-lv t rI.-llcat on all
 at had tak,-n pla(e, hi -iti-i. li.-n i- i ri n t a litil.- .imini-h-d.
 was tru,- that h-. hl.l undi'r L;, uii.,i inatirn th, S atlib ri-h in
 .ufaicurie and the E:a-r U rlili in p:-turag- Biut -ihat had
 he conqurd' ? Lands in a-h.-- Pa t-..au-'nrin. had nm:ra.-n-
 ly es,:ap,-d from t Ihe in.nili.'rn t.iir lh. But v. hal ; *'I it in
 er parts! Thosi' barbarian; Io n._.t [l.i. th, ii .. ';; .-i their
 ties at the 'eet of' ithir i':nl'nui r.:.r. T.unaint, dc-iAnated a
 dit, is a fnrrridable -i Gen-ial in his miutinrtinq. The Consul
 lies himself to -tudy that remarkal.-k man. lie is the soul
 the war, ani him ht, must rena-h, seize, and put in chains.
 -at accou.milih-Ji., wRhat thi'n? IIp must atta-h to himselfthe
 In of mix r-l bl.l,'-. who ar.- already partly his. Then discord
 be die- smiinat.ld. Theti la-.L in revolt will bei overcome
 the subju-at,-d I-.h k. Thi* wai zi,' C.,nsl'" polil.y. These
 Sere his mu:-aL Irr tringin, lhi i-l;i- ,lb into sutbi lti'ri. T., this
 oe, and t;-r the., ri.-ult', h.i tirot i .) L.-- 1.-r.. But sud-
 tlv the war toik a rnew ap. i.
 Twelve th.iu.iand nmin tlI- blrait -'t;-.li.is --f tlle. Republic: ,
re assemblhil n.-ar Petit,- Rhi i. -r: rt. plir dt.wn a r- vIkted slave
 Chambna. n, Hardl. D,-b.lle?, p. iurali o l'.'r-at kiAll and high
Ip.ers, are .topji-d in a ratinie by a handful of r..t oltcd slaves I
Iheir pa-age i- barred, their ial.r renldere-d nugatory by a few
Sien whom they de'pist Otlicers and soldiers, who have gained