

Episode 76: The Black Napoleon
Mar 3, 2021
As the war in Haiti continues, Toussaint Louverture becomes a powerful general and challenges the invaders. The rift in the rebel leadership and the impact of yellow fever on the British forces are discussed. The implementation of emancipation and the friendship between Louverture and Governor Lavaux are explored. Louverture's ambition and concerns about sustainability are highlighted, along with an upcoming virtual conference on Napoleonic history.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Rebel Leadership Divided
02:32 • 7min
Yellow Fever and the British Losses in Haiti
09:30 • 5min
Emancipation Enforcement and Governor La Vaux
14:26 • 6min
Yellow Fever, Military Development, and Motivations of the Rebel Army
20:27 • 4min
Toussaint Louverture and Governor Lavaux: Friendship and Partnership
24:18 • 27min
Toussaint Louvertour's Ambition and an Invitation to a Conference
51:23 • 3min