Turbulent developments across Europe and Caribbean
Reports from Constantinople and the Bosporus describe large Turkish forces around Ankara with 100000 troops, a strong fleet in the Golden Horn, and growing Greek hostility. Debates over Hungary refugees, Lamoriciere’s failed mission to Paris, and Russian diplomacy are noted alongside Haiti’s new emperor Faustin Soulouque and Haiti’s proclamation of Empire. Local Indian and Canadian unrest, and Jamaica’s Jewish representation are also covered.
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Independence Proclamation by Haitian Emperor in Port-au-Prince
The Emperor proclaims Liberty Equality and Union in Haiti from the Imperial Palace Port-au-Prince on August 26 1849. The document declares independence in year forty six and marks the first year of the reign.
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