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IIa. H.I.M. Faustin-Élie Soulouque (Faustin I), by the grace of God , and the Constitution of the Empire, Emperor of Haiti. b. at Petit-Goâve, 1782. Freed by Felicite Sonthonax 29 August 1793. Fought in the War of independence as a private soldier 1803-1804, Cmsnd. as Lieut. and ADC to General Lamarre 1806, Lieut. Horse Guards under Presdt.
Ecured está de mantenimiento. Estimados usuarios: Queremos informarles que la plataforma Ecured entrará en un periodo de actualización debido a trabajos en algunos de sus servidores. Durante este intervalo, el acceso a la plataforma se verá interrumpido. Al concluir estos trabajos, Ecured retomará su funcionamiento normal. inconveniente ...
This lavish ceremonial sword was made for Faustin-Élie Soulouque (1782–1867), who ruled Haiti as Emperor Faustin I from 1849 to 1859. It was presented to him by The Grand Masonic Lodge of Haiti in 1850. According to family tradition, Henry Delafield (1792–1875) later received it as a gift from Faustin.
Faustin Soulouque. Faustin-Élie Soulouque, tai Faustin I, oli Haitin toisen keisarikunnan keisari, joka hallitsi vuosina 1849–1859. [1] Ennen keisariuttaan hän toimi myös Haitin presidenttinä vuosina 1847–1849. [2] [3]
Soulouque, Faustin Élie (1785–1867)Faustin Élie Soulouque (b. 1785; d. 1867), president of Haiti (1 March 1847–28 August 1849), emperor of Haiti (29 August 1849–15 January 1859). Faustin Soulouque was the fourth president selected to govern by the Haitian army between 1844 and 1859. Faustin, an illiterate, conducted an extremely incompetent administration.
General Faustin Soulouque. On March 1, 1847, four days after the death of Riche, Soulouque was named president of Haiti. To say that Soulouque assumed the office of president of Haiti at an inauspicious time is to under-state the situation. An outcast among the nations of the world, not one of which would accord her official recognition, Haiti ...
