Haitian Constitution of 1816
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The Haitian Constitution of 1816 was the fundamental law that reorganized Haiti as a republic under President Alexandre Pétion, expanding civil rights and reshaping the young nation’s political structure after its early post-independence charters.
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| Haitian Constitution of 1816 canonical | 1 |
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