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1847, possibly from being poisoned, although this has never been established. Riché's presidency, considered ineffective by historians, opened the way for considerable changes in the political landscape of Haiti during the succeeding administrations. As a result, his presidency can be considered a turning point in the history of Haitian politics.
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in 1846. The rebel army under mulatto control proclaimed Riché president of Haiti on March 1, 1846. After much of the Haitian army sided with the rebels, President Pierrot relinquished his office on March 24, 1846. After gaining the presidency of Haiti, one of Riché's first acts was to restore the
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As president, Riché was considered a failure by his Boyerist backers. Originally intended to be a figurehead, Riché quickly began to take an active role. He soon proposed reforms similar to those espoused by former President Pierrot. Probably as a result of these proposals he died on February 27,
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in 1811, Riché commanded the left wing of Christophe's army. A loyal officer, Riché quickly became one of Christophe's most trusted commanders, and as a consequence he was placed in command of Haïti's Northern Province, where he was effective in subduing the
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After Haiti gained independence at the end of the revolution in 1803, Riché joined the forces of Henri Christophe, who in 1807 promoted him to the rank of general and deputy commander of his army. During the civil war that followed between
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in 1845. Pierrot attempted to reform the Haitian government, causing the Boyerist hierarchy of Haiti to sponsor a rebellion in the provinces of Port-au-Prince and
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After Riché's death in 1847, he was replaced by Faustin-Élie Soulouque, who was anticipated to be similar to Riché. Soulouque later appointed himself Emperor
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After Christophe's downfall in 1820, Riché supported the new government and was therefore able to retain his post during the subsequent administration of
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Riché was born free, the son of a prominent free black man of the same name in the North Province of
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and Christophe, Riché was instrumental in Christophe's victory at the
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population. When Christophe became King in 1811, He proclaimed him
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Jean-Baptiste Riché, Count of Grande-Riviere-du-Nord
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President of Haiti
Jean-Louis Pierrot
Faustin I of Haiti
Count
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Grande-Rivière-du-Nord
Saint-Domingue
Port-au-Prince
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Haitian Revolutionaries
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Battle of Siebert
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