The formation of the new dynasty of the Kingdom of Hayti, formerly the island of Saint Domingo / by a near relation to Bonaparte, Henry Christophe.
1811
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Title
The formation of the new dynasty of the Kingdom of Hayti, formerly the island of Saint Domingo / by a near relation to Bonaparte, Henry Christophe.
Imprint
Printed at Philadelphia : [publisher not identified], 1811.
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Description
1 online resource (15, [1] pages)
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(NNC-L)LLMC739692627
(TEMPOCo)739692627
(TEMPOCo)739692627
Note
Title from PDF title page (LLMC Digital, viewed on July 7, 2011).
At head of title: A correct translation from the original.
Page 13 misnumbered 10.
At head of title: A correct translation from the original.
Page 13 misnumbered 10.
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Shaw/Shoemaker 22529
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Print version: Formation of the new dynasty of the Kingdom of Hayti, formerly the island of Saint Domingo. Printed at Philadelphia : [s.n.], 1811 (OCoLC)52487293
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Table of Contents
Constitutional law of the Council of State, which establishes the Kingdom of Hayti
The Council of State, to the people and to the army of Hayti, both by land and sea
Edict of the King, which erects an archbishop see within the capital of Hayti, and bishop sees in various cities of the kingdom
Edict of the King, for the creating of princes, dukes, counts, barons, and knights of the Kingdom
The King's ordinance which is determining the grand costume of the nobility.
The Council of State, to the people and to the army of Hayti, both by land and sea
Edict of the King, which erects an archbishop see within the capital of Hayti, and bishop sees in various cities of the kingdom
Edict of the King, for the creating of princes, dukes, counts, barons, and knights of the Kingdom
The King's ordinance which is determining the grand costume of the nobility.