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Louis Mondestin Florvil Hyppolite (French pronunciation: [lwi mɔ̃dɛstɛ̃
flɔʁvil ipɔlit]; 26 May 1828 – 24
March 1896) was a
Haitian general and politician...
- period,
especially under the
Presidencies of
Lysius Salomon (1879–1888) and
Florvil Hyppolite (1889–1896). Haiti's
relations with
outside powers were often...
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Tiffany Nicole Florvil (born 1980) is an
American historian. She
teaches women's and
gender history of 20th-century
Europe at the
University of New Mexico...
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deputy Demesvar Delorme as vice-president.
Provisional government:
Florvil Hyppolite,
Richelieu Duperval, Seide Thélémaque, Tirésias
Simon Sam and...
- opposition,
leading to his resignation;
Haiti descended into
civil war.
Florvil Hyppolite (1889–1896)
eventually reunified the nation,
ushering in a rare...
- Victoire", was a
politically influential Haitian woman,
mistress to
President Florvil Hyppolite and
highly influential during his term of office. She had previously...
- Légitime,
President (1888–1889)
Monpoint Jeune,
Provisional President (1889)
Florvil Hyppolite,
President (1889–1896) Tirésias
Simon Sam,
President (1896–1902)...
- of 1883,
during which Boyer-Bazelais was killed. From the
presidency of
Florvil Hyppolite onwards (1889–1896), the
lines between the
Liberals and Nationals...
- "'Political blackness': a very
British concept with a
complex history". Quartz.
Florvil,
Tiffany (February 22, 2019). "Rethinking
Black History Month in Germany"...
- Rear-Admiral
Bancroft Gherardi to
persuade newly ****umed
President of
Haiti Florvil Hyppolite to
lease the port to the
United States.
Enforcing gunboat diplomacy...
