The author of the "Letter on the Boukman Rebellion," this man delivered one of his most famous speeches upon taking Port Republican and Fort Bizoton. His conflict with Thomas Maitland prompted a reliance on the brutal policies of Andre Rigaud, and he destroyed infrastructure in a feud with  the extremist Sonthonax. Eventually captured by Charles LeClerc, Napoleon's brother-in-law, this man was then succeeded by Jean-Jaques Dessalines, who changed the name of the country this man founded from Saint-Domingue. FTP, identify this leader of the only successful slave revolt 
The author of the "Letter on the Boukman Rebellion," this man delivered one of his most famous speeches upon taking Port Republican and Fort Bizoton. His conflict with Thomas Maitland prompted a reliance on the brutal policies of Andre Rigaud, and he destroyed infrastructure in a feud with  the extremist Sonthonax. Eventually captured by Charles LeClerc, Napoleon's brother-in-law, this man was then succeeded by Jean-Jaques Dessalines, who changed the name of the country this man founded from Saint-Domingue. FTP, identify this leader of the only successful slave revolt in history and father of Haitian independence.
The author of the "Letter on the Boukman Rebellion," this man delivered one of his most famous speeches upon taking Port Republican and Fort Bizoton.
Francois-Dominique Toussaint Louverture