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Haitian Civil War (1807–1820)
	; Map of Hispaniola from 1808 to 1820.
Date	1 January 1807 – 26 October 1820 ; (13 years, 299 days)
Location	Haiti
Result	Republican victory Christophe's overthrow [fr]; The northern Kingdom of Haiti was reunited into the southern Republic of Haiti; Haitian occupation of Santo Domingo in 1822;
Belligerents
Commanders and leaders

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The Haitian Civil War of 1807–1820 was a 13-year conflict in Haiti that followed the assassination of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, dividing the country between northern forces led by Henri Christophe and southern forces led by Alexandre Pétion, and later Jean-Pierre Boyer.

Background

Events

Battle of Sibert

Aftermath

References

Notes

^ This article considers 1 January 1807, as the starting point of the conflict, marking the Battle of Sibert. The conflict's conclusion is set following Christophe's death on 8 October 1820, and Boyer's subsequent entry into Cap on 26 October 1820, marking the Northern secession's end and the Haitian unification under the republican regime.

Citations

Bibliography

Dorsainvil, J.C. (1934). Manuel d'histoire d'Haïti (in French). Brothers of Christian Instruction. OCLC 5423854 – via Issuu.
Ardouin, Beaubrun (1853). Études sur l'Histoire d'Haïti (in French). Vol. 11. Dezobry et E. Magdeleine. ISBN 1540664600 – via Wikisource.

[1] This article considers 1 January 1807, as the starting point of the conflict, marking the Battle of Sibert. The conflict's conclusion is set following Christophe's death on 8 October 1820, and Boyer's subsequent entry into Cap on 26 October 1820, marking the Northern secession's end and the Haitian unification under the republican regime.

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