Charles X
Charles X was the King of France from 1824 until his abdication in 1830, known for his conservative policies and support for the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy. His reign included the initiation of the French invasion of Algeria in 1830, which marked the beginning of a brutal colonial rule that profoundly affected Algeria's history.
Born on Mar 09, 1757 (268 years old)
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Haiti:
Charles X was the king of France and Navarre who issued the ordinance accepted by Jean-Pierre Boyer.
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Haiti:
Charles X signed an ordinance in Paris that conditioned Haiti's sovereignty on an unjust debt.
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France:
Charles X imposed a heavy tribute on Haiti in exchange for recognizing its independence.
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Haiti:
Charles X signed an ordinance that forced Haiti to pay an indemnity for its freedom.
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Haiti:
Charles X was the king of France who recognized the independence of Haiti in 1825.
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Jamaica:
The article mentions King Charles X of France, who issued the document recognizing Haiti’s independence while imposing a debt.
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Haiti:
The indemnity decided by King Charles X in 1825 placed a price on Haiti's freedom.
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France:
Charles X decided on the indemnity that placed a price on the freedom of Haiti as a young nation.
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France:
Charles X recognized the independence of Haiti in exchange for financial compensation to former slave owners.
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Haiti:
Charles X was the king who threatened Haiti with war to extort the ransom for independence.
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