1792-04-19
Blanchelande and Roume leave Le Cap to come to Saint-Marc, where a council of peace and union had been formed between the whites and the men of color and had…
Haitian
Blanchelande and Roume leave Le Cap to come to Saint-Marc, where a council of peace and union had been formed between the whites and the men of color and had renewed the concordats: those of Port-au-Prince alone opposed it in the West.
Source · p. 38
Beaubrun Ardouin, Géographie de l'île d'Haïti, précédée du précis et de la date des événemens les plus remarquables de son histoire (1832), p. 38