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I have not a direct link to that particular issue in the Haitian history - I do think that the islands are very connected and that the Garifuna were very aggressive fighters - they were feared from everyone - it would not be a surprise to see them participate in haitian revolution . According to my belief all the warriors classified mulatos were not : they ranged from native of the island to garifuna and so called mulatos . actually two of Toussaint Louverture generals ( Jean Francois Papillon and George Biassou) could have been Garifuna.
a link to you : http://library.brown.edu/haitihistory/8.html
Bty the way it seems that the boats fool of Nigerian which sunk by St Vincent could have been Dutch.
we will work on those subjects who knows what will surface?
Proud to be indigenous.
kimbe la
Garald
Thank you,
Ruben Reyes