Victor-Emmanuel Leclerc

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Victor-Emmanuel Leclerc was a French general of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, known for his close association with Napoleon Bonaparte and his ill-fated command of the French expedition to suppress the Haitian Revolution.

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instanceOf French general
military officer
person
allegiance First French Empire
First French Republic
causeOfDeath disease
conflict Haitian Revolution
countryOfCitizenship France
employer French Army
gender male
hasPart Caribbean expeditionary campaign
languageOfWorkOrName French
militaryRank general
movement French Revolutionary military
notableFor close association with Napoleon Bonaparte
command of French expedition to Saint-Domingue
role in attempt to suppress the Haitian Revolution
notableWork military campaigns under Napoleon Bonaparte
occupation soldier
participatedIn French Revolutionary Wars
Napoleonic Wars
placeOfDeath Saint-Domingue
positionHeld commander of the French expedition to Saint-Domingue
relative Napoleon Bonaparte
spouse Pauline Bonaparte

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Battle of Marengo commander Victor-Emmanuel Leclerc