Haitian Revolution By Tiani_W Dec 28, 1789 First Revolt led by the whites and the mulattos Dec 28, 1790 Night of Fire Well organized slave revolt Dec 28, 1791 National assembly declares full freedom rights for mulattos National assembly declares Dec 28, 1792 Cominsionner Sonthanox grants freedom to slaves in the north Province who fought for the French Republic, then orders general aboliton Dec 28, 1793 National Assembly sanctioned Sonthonax' aboliton law and extended freddom to slaves in all its colonies in the Emancipation Decree of 1794 Dec 28, 1793 Toussaint L'Ouverture leaves alliances with British and Spanish to help drive France out the island Dec 28, 1799 Napoleon Bonaparte seizes power Dec 28, 1801 Napoleon dispatches General Leclerc to subdue Haiti May 28, 1802 Re-establishment of slavery, Bonaparte named Consul for life Nov 28, 1802 Death of LeClerc Aug 29, 1803 General Dessalines proclaims independence of Haiti Dec 28, 1803 Signature of treaty of purchase; Lousiana Purchase Dec 28, 1804 Implementation of Civil Code, declaration of empire Dec 28, 1807 Removal of the Braganza royal family to Brazil