Charles-Victoire-Emmanuel Leclerc
Charles-Victoire-Emmanuel Leclerc was a French general and the brother-in-law of Napoleon Bonaparte, known for leading the military campaign against Haiti during the Haitian Revolution. He commanded a large force sent by Napoleon to re-establish French control over the colony, but faced significant resistance from Haitian forces led by Toussaint Louverture. Leclerc's campaign ultimately ended in failure, resulting in heavy French casualties and contributing to Haiti's independence.
Born on Mar 17, 1772 (253 years old)
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Charles-Victoire-Emmanuel Leclerc led a military expedition against the Haitian forces but was ultimately defeated.
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