Haytian papersA collection of the very interesting proclamations, and other official documents; together with some account of the rise, progress, and present state of the kingdom of HaytiHenri ChristopheKing of Haiti1767-1820Saunders, Princed. 1839HaitiSovereign (1811-1820 : Henri Christophe)textenkLondonPrinted for W. Reed, law bookseller, no. 17, Fleet Street1816monographicSemiweeklyengfreprint[4], xv, [1], 228 p., [1] leaf of plates : port. ; 24 cm. (8vo)(From table of contents) Editor's address -- Code Henri : Law respecting the culture [of the land] -- Extracts from the registers of the deliberations of the consuls of the [French] Republic -- Narrative of the accession of their Royal Majesties to the throne of Hayti -- State of Hayti : Proclamation : Henri Christophe, president ... to the land and naval armaments [Oct. 8, 1810] -- Constitutional law of the Council of State which establishes royalty in Hayti [Apr. 4, 1811] -- Kingdom of Hayti : Manifesto of the King [Sept. 18, 1814] -- Reflections of the editor --Royal gazette of Hayti [Jan. 4, 1816] -- Proclamation [Jan. 1, 1816] --Reflections on the abolition of the slave trade.At head of title: By authority."[Entered at Stationers Hall.] T. Bensley and Son, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, London": verso of title page."T. Bensley and Son, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, London": colophon on p. 228.Signatures: [A]² b (b8 verso blank) B-P Q².Engraved head piece (coat of arms of Haiti)nwht---HaitiHistory1804-1844SourcesHaitiPolitics and government1804-1844SourcesEnglandLondonF1924 .S22 1816SabinBissainthe, M. Dict. de bib. haïtienne,10003117aacrDLC07062620080728151139.0Converted from MARCXML to MODS version 3.4 using MARC21slim2MODS3-4.xsl (Revision 1.70)