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Juste Chanlatte,
Comte de
Rosier (1766–1828) was a
Haitian editor, journalist, poet,
playwright and a count. He
served as
secretary to King
Henri I of...
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fishermen and hunter-gatherers.
Excavations at the
Puerto Ferro site by Luis
Chanlatte and
Yvonne Narganes uncovered a
fragmented human skeleton in a
large hearth...
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Antoine Martinez Valdès Santo-Domingo 28 June 1824 28 June 1833 Desrivières
Chanlatte Port-au-Prince 14
January 1825 14
January 1834 Dévalions Léogâne 24 January...
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accused the
police of
procedural violations.
Judge Mathieu Chanlatte who was
investigating the case
withdrew from it on 13
August citing personal...
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Major authors of this
period include Antoine Dupré (1782–1816),
Juste Chanlatte (1766–1828), François
Romain Lhérisson (1798–1859) and
Jules Solime Milscent...
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prosecutor was
Colonel Tomás
Pimentel and the secretary,
Alejo Justo Chanlatte. The
defenders of the
defendants were
Cristobal José de Moya and Banilejo...
- Jean-François
Acloque ? ?
Panayoty ? - 1859 1859–? V.
Lizaire ? - 1860 1860–? W.
Chanlatte ? -
September 1860
December 1860–? R. A.
Deslandes ? - July 1862 August...
- over-rafter
wooden profiles that
create waves under flexible covering.
Chanlatte:
beveled wooden lath,
nailed on the
rafters at the edge of the roof to...
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military aid to Rigaud; for instance, the gens de
couleur officer Antoine Chanlatte had
traveled to
Santo Domingo in 1800 to
acquire munitions for Rigaud's...
- the head of 3,000 men, who met no
resistance at first.
Colonel Antoine Chanlatte took
command of the
white and
colored troops who had come to the aid of...
