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Luxembourg and Victor Cauvin (Haiti) collection

Title
Luxembourg and Victor Cauvin (Haiti) collection, 1894-1930.
Author
Cauvin, F. L., 1855-1928.

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Box 1Mixed materialUse in library Sc MG 621 Box 1Schomburg Center - Manuscripts & Archives

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Union patriotique (Haiti)
Description
0.4 lin. ft.
Summary
The collection pertains mostly to François Luxembourg Cauvin's career as an influential lawyer and Haitian statesman, and to Haitian politics in general during the ten-year period preceding the 1915 United States occupation of Haiti. Included are documents related to Cauvin's role in the Haitian debt consolidation scandal of 1903 and his efforts at vindication; a file of incoming letters to General Annulysse André dealing, for the most part, with an armed upheaval in the town of Côte-de-Fer near Jacmel in 1912; and material relating to several damage claims against the Haitian government by both Haitian and foreign nationals. Also included are miscellaneous documents of the Union Patriotique's opposition to the U.S. occupation and of its General Secretary Victor Cauvin.
Subjects
Source (note)
  • Maurice Cauvin
Biography (note)
  • Francois Luxembourg Cauvin (1855-1928) and his son Victor Cauvin (1882-1971) were prominent Haitian lawyers. The former was implicated in the 1903 debt consolidation scandal, but after a period in exile resumed his tenure in the Haitian Senate until the parliament was dissolved in 1916. The latter was a founding member and General Secretary of the Union Patriotique opposition to the 1915-1934 U.S. occupation of Haiti.
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Call Number
Sc MG 621
OCLC
124077790
Author
Cauvin, F. L., 1855-1928.
Title
Luxembourg and Victor Cauvin (Haiti) collection, 1894-1930.
Biography
Francois Luxembourg Cauvin (1855-1928) and his son Victor Cauvin (1882-1971) were prominent Haitian lawyers. The former was implicated in the 1903 debt consolidation scandal, but after a period in exile resumed his tenure in the Haitian Senate until the parliament was dissolved in 1916. The latter was a founding member and General Secretary of the Union Patriotique opposition to the 1915-1934 U.S. occupation of Haiti.
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Union patriotique (Haiti)
Research Call Number
Sc MG 621
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