Accession number:
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67-270
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Record number:
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67-270-3
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JCB call number:
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B806 D819v
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Image title:
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El cuidad[a]no. Heudoville habla al mentor delos Negros sobre las malas resultas de su revelion
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Creator 1:
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Manuel Lopez Lopez
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Creator 1 role:
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dibu[j]o. y Gravo M[exi]co.
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Place image published:
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Mexico
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Image publisher:
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[Mariano de Zúñiga y Ontiveros]
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Image date:
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[1806]
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Image function:
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plate; following p. 18
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Technique:
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engraving
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Image dimension height:
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15.2 cm.
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Image dimension width:
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11 cm.
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Page dimension height:
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19.8 cm.
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Page dimension width:
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13.9 cm.
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Materials medium:
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ink
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Materials support:
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paper
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Languages:
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Spanish
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Description:
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Portrait of Thomas, count of Hédouville, with a black man in general's attire [Toussaint Louverture?].
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Source creator:
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Dubroca, 1757-ca.1835
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Source Title:
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Vida de J. J. Dessalines, gefe de los Negros de Santo Domingo
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Source place of publication:
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Mexico
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Source publisher:
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En la Oficina de D. Mariano de Zúñiga y Ontiveros
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Source date:
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1806
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notes:
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Hédouville was an agent for the French revolutionary government. His mission was to exacerbate rivalry between Toussaint Louverture and André Rigaud and thus ease Louverture out of power. Hédouville was forced to leave Haiti in 1798. Toussaint Louverture, originally named François Dominique Toussaint (ca. 1743-1803), led the rebellion of slaves against the Spanish and French rulers of the island of Hispaniola (present-day Haiti and Santo Domingo), successfully fought for the abolition of slavery, and briefly established a black-governed French protectorate. There are no existing portraits of Toussaint Louverture drawn from the life.
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Time Period:
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1801-1850
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Provenance/Donor:
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Acquired in 1967.
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Owner and copyright:
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©John Carter Brown Library, Box 1894, Brown University, Providence, R.I. 02912
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Commentary:
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geographic area:
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Caribbean Islands
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Subject Area:
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Artifacts, industry, and human activities
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Subject Area:
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Portraits
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Subject headings:
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Haiti--History--Revolution, 1791-1804
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