- François
Mackandal (also
known as
Makandal or Macandal) (c. 1730-c. 1758) was a
Haitian Maroon leader in the
French colony of Saint-Domingue (present-day...
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Mackandal officially inducted the
former two into the
Brotherhood and
helped them
escape the
plantation where they were
forced to work.
Mackandal would...
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communities and
became known as maroons. One
maroon leader, François
Mackandal, led a
rebellion in the 1750s; however, he was
later captured and executed...
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including Jean-Jacques
Blaise d'Abbadie,
Antonio de Ulloa, François
Mackandal, and
Gilbert Antoine de Saint-Maxent. In the
modern day,
Abstergo Entertainment...
- Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
Predated by
insurrectionists such as François
Mackandal,
Vincent Ogé and
Dutty Boukman,
Toussaint Louverture,
succeeded by Dessalines...
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maroon leader to
emerge was the
charismatic Haitian Vodou priest François
Mackandal, who
inspired his
people by
drawing on
African traditions and religions...
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communities of maroons, and
raiding isolated plantations. The most
famous was
Mackandal, a one-armed slave,
originally from Guinea, who
escaped in 1751. A Vodou...
- as well as grow food. One of the most
influential maroons was François
Mackandal, a
houngan or
voodoo priest, who led a six-year
rebellion against the...
- Moreover, two of the revolution's
early leaders,
Boukman and
Francois Mackandal, were
reputed to be
powerful oungans. Amid
growing rebellion, the French...
- as he was
preceded by others, such as
Padrejean in 1676, and François
Mackandal in 1757. However, his
large size, warrior-like appearance, and fearsome...
