1793-06-20
General Galbaud had arrived at Le Cap as governor general: a misunderstanding breaks out between him and the civil commissioners who had gone there…
Haitian
General Galbaud had arrived at Le Cap as governor general: a misunderstanding breaks out between him and the civil commissioners who had gone there; a terrible clash is the result, and Le Cap is burned; bands of enslaved people are called to the help of the commissioners and obtain their freedom after the success won against Galbaud.
Source · p. 40, 115
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. 40, 115