"Rid us of these gilded Africans, and we shall have nothing more to wish," Napoleon Bonaparte wrote to his brother-in-law General Victor-Emmanuel Leclerc in 1892.
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Civilization, History, Nationalism, Philosophy, Religion, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Nationalism, Social psychology and literature, Haiti, social life and customs, Haiti, history, Nationalisme, Aspect religieux, Psychologie sociale et littérature, Histoire, GeneralPlaces
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""Rid us of these gilded Africans, and we shall have nothing more to wish," Napoleon Bonaparte wrote to his brother-in-law General Victor-Emmanuel Leclerc in 1892."
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