1795-04-06
Polvérel died at Paris of the illness contracted in the colony, having attended the debates until 1 April; Verneuil had his corpse exhumed for an autopsy…
Haitian
Polvérel died at Paris of the illness contracted in the colony, having attended the debates until 1 April; Verneuil had his corpse exhumed for an autopsy, and the commission called his death an irreparable loss to the proceedings.
Source · p. 70 to 72
Beaubrun Ardouin, Études sur l'histoire d'Haïti, suivies de la vie du général J.-M. Borgella (t. III) (1853), p. 70 to 72