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Antoine Richepanse (25
March 1770 – 3
September 1802) was a
French general and
colonial administrator.
Richepanse was born in Metz as the son of an officer...
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Austrians as they
emerged from the
Ebersberg forest while launching Antoine Richepanse's division in a
surprise envelopment of the
Austrian left flank. Displaying...
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under Richepanse and Ney, the
source does not list
which French divisions were engaged. The
French "Flankers of the Left" were
commanded by
Richepanse. Grenier's...
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control of
rebel generals. A
French military expedition under Antoine Richepanse regained control of
Guadeloupe and
slavery was
reintroduced there on 16...
- guillotine. The city was the
scene of
military operations conducted by
General Richepanse, who was sent by
Napoleon to
reestablish slavery,
against Louis Delgrès...
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Hoche then
launched a
column under Antoine Richepanse in the
pursuit of the
retreating Austrians.
Richepanse succeeded in
capturing seven cannons, fifty...
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rebellion in
Guadeloupe against Napoleon's representative,
General Richepanse. The
rebellion was repressed, and
slavery was re-established. The news...
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Former head
office of Crédit
Foncier at 19, rue des
Capucines Hotel de
Richepanse at 3–5, rue M****eran,
former head
office of CENCEP, CNCE and
Eulia Head...
- [1,133] Hôtel de
Ravannes 7 41-43 rue Saint-Dominique [1,134] Hôtel de
Richepanse 7 3, 5 rue M****eran [1,135] Hôtel de la Rochefoucauld-Doudeauville 7 47...
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slavery throughout the
French Empire in 1802. The
French army, led by
Richepanse,
drove Delgrès into Fort
Saint Charles,
which was held by
formerly enslaved...
