 Place d'Armes, and to the opposite side of that appropriated for the execution of white people, and have their arms, legs, thighs, and ribs broken, alive, upon a scaffold erected for that purpose, and placed by the executioner on wheels, with their faces...  St. Domingo, Its Revolution and Its Hero, Toussaint Louverture: An ... - Page 11by Charles Wyllys Elliott - 1855 - 83 pagesFull view - About this book
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...done, they are then to be taken to the Place d'Armes, and to the opposite side of that appropriated for the execution of white people, and have their...erected for that purpose, and placed by the executioner on wheels, with their faces turned towards heaven, there to remain as long as it shall please God to... | |
 | 1819 - 606 pages
...done, they are then to be taken to the Place tfjlrines, and to the opposite side of that appropriated for the execution of white people, and have their...erected for that purpose, and placed by the executioner on wheels, with their faces turned towards heaven, thore to remain as long as it shall please God to... | |
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...d'Armes, and to the opposite side of that appropriated for the execution of white people, and have tht-ir arms, legs, thighs, and ribs broken, alive, upon a...erected for that purpose, and placed by the executioner on wheels, with their faces turned towards heaven, there to remain as long as it shall please God to... | |
 | 1819 - 596 pages
...done, they are then to be taken to the Place d'Armts, and to the opposite side of that appropriated lor the execution of white people, and have their arms, legs, thighs, and ribs broken, alive, upon a scaftbld erected for that purpose, and placed by the executioner on wheels, with their faces turned... | |
 | Larry E. Tise - 1998 - 690 pages
...that appointed for the execution of white criminals. and have then- arms. legs and ribs broken. while alive. upon a scaffold erected for that purpose. and...heads to be severed from their bodies and exposed upon stakes. This cruel sentence was faithfully carried out on March 9. l79l. Oge's head was placed... | |
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