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Boyer, Jean Pierre
Born: 1776 AD
Died: 1850 AD, at 74 years of age.
Nationality: Haitian
Categories: General, Politician
Died: 1850 AD, at 74 years of age.
Nationality: Haitian
Categories: General, Politician
1776 - Born mulatto in Port-au-Prince, on the 15th of February.
1802 - He returned with the French army of Charles Leclerc, but later joined the patriots under Alexandre Pétion, who chose him as his successor.
1818 - Boyer was made the successor of Pétion and took control of the south.
1820 - When Christophe committed suicide, Boyer secured the northern Kingdom of Haiti.
1821 - When Spanish Santo Domingo became independent, Boyer was quick to invade and thereby unite the entire island by February, 1822.
1825 - On the 11th of July, Boyer signed an indemnity saying he would pay France a certain amount of money in order to be recognized as independent.
1850 - Died on the 9th of July.
1802 - He returned with the French army of Charles Leclerc, but later joined the patriots under Alexandre Pétion, who chose him as his successor.
1818 - Boyer was made the successor of Pétion and took control of the south.
1820 - When Christophe committed suicide, Boyer secured the northern Kingdom of Haiti.
1821 - When Spanish Santo Domingo became independent, Boyer was quick to invade and thereby unite the entire island by February, 1822.
1825 - On the 11th of July, Boyer signed an indemnity saying he would pay France a certain amount of money in order to be recognized as independent.
1850 - Died on the 9th of July.
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