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1801 Constitution of Saint-Domingue, Haiti
The Constitution of Saint-Domingue Haiti was signed in 1801 by Governor-General for Life Toussaint L'Ouverture, the ruler of Hispaniola before Haiti became a republic.
Title I. Refers to the colony of Saint-Domingue, the seat of cities and neighboring islands, subject to French rule. Sets up the divisions of departments, arrondissements, and parishes.
Title II. Abolishes slavery, introduces anti-discrimination rules, and employment rights.
Title III. Establishes Christianity as the official religion of the colony. Forbids men of God from organizing for political reasons.
Title IV. Protects the legal rights of spouses as long as they remain faithful and their children born of their sanctified or civil union.
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