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Did you know... that Goman was an ex-slave leader who led a peasant revolt in Southern Grand'Anse, Haiti between 1807 and 1820?

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Goman's defeat date

This article has Goman's defeat as 1820, but the date is the summer of 1819. Based on Haitian historians, Madiou and Ardouin, Nicholls wrote: With the exception of Goman himself and two of his officers most of the rebel leaders submitted and by the end of June 1819 the peasant republic had been conquered. The fate of Goman himself is unknown, although Beaubrun Ardouin suggested that he probably died of injuries received in the fighting.

(2012-11-12). Haitian History--Sepinwall (Rewriting Histories) (Kindle Locations 5214-5216). Taylor and Francis. Kindle Edition. Anybody has a different take? Otherwise, I will be making the change in a couple of weeks. comment added by Dennishidalgo (talk •contribs) Historian 08:51, 22 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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