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A British cult celebrating this person was fueled by Harriet Martineau's novel The Hour and the Man. To keep up agricultural exports, this man's government issued the world's first national identification system. This man secured a namesake trade clause during the Quasi War a few years after he sent (20[1])a letter mocking reforms announced by Commissioner (0[1])Sonthonax (20[1]0[2])("sohn-toh-NAHKS"). Although this man ultimately died in the (*) French prison (10[4])of Fort (10[1])de Joux (10[2]0[3])("fohr de ZHOO"), he was victorious over André (10[2])Rigaud (10[1])("ahn-DRAY ree-GO") in (10[1])the War of the Knives. (10[2]0[1])Two of this man's (10[1])children were held as ransom (10[1])by (10[1])General (10[1])Charles (10[1])Leclerc ("SHARL le-CLAIR") in 1802 (10[1])after (10[1])Leclerc made peace with Henri Christophe ("ahn-REE cree-STOHF") and Jean-Jacques Dessalines (10[4])("deh-sah-LEEN"). For 10 points, name this leader (10[2])of Haiti's (10[1])slave (10[1]0[1])insurrection. (10[3])■END■ (10[7]0[3])

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