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rriiE LIFE of TOUSSAINT LOUVER-
-a. TORE, Chief of the French Rebels In St. Domingo.
Containing the molt remarkable cireamftanca of his Youth,
his joining the celebrated Negro Chiefs Busiest, Boucles-
moor, and JeAN FRANCOIS. his Joining and defecting the
Spaniards, and the atrocities of the War be carried on againgt
the French; his joining the French Standard, rendering him-
felf independent in Se. Domingo, end the cruel sets which ac-
ciartpanied his Set relillance to the Expedition of General
Lamaze.

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