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User Savvyjack23 (Edit Counter· Top Edits)
Total edits 56
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Diff · History -792 Addressing a plethora of harmful edits made by Aearthrise. See: Talk:Saint-Domingue Creoles#Demonym. Many WP:OR, WP:BIO violations in a misguided attempt to "rebrand" those from Saint-Domingue as "Dominicans" and/or "Saint-Dominican". Seems unaware of Dominica's existence; a distinct former French colony w/ Creole habitants; mistakenly passed those images off as "Saint-Dominicans".
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Diff · History 22 Undid revision 776080034 by 174.91.159.251 (talk) This was the purpose of the renaming. Reverting unexplained content removal
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Diff · History 2 Undid revision 759985395 by Savvyjack23 (talk) Mulattoes* (See talk: Use "mulatto(es)"
Diff · History -2 (reverted)  Although mulatto has two versions of plurality, "mulattos" and "mulattoes;" ''mulattos'' would be most correct as foreign derived words do not carry the e. While a non-foreign such as "mango(es)" does. Video(s), radio(s); all foreign in origin.
Diff · History 7 Undid revision 723859603 by 72.27.195.0 (talk) Reverting vandalism or test edit
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Diff · History -560 The term "French Santo Domingo" according to 3/4 of these sources refer to the "eastern" part of the island (DR) when the French acquired it from Spain (1795-1809). The 4th source refers to Saint-Domingue as "Santo Domingo," though incorrect, very common.
Diff · History 0 Hyphen.
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Diff · History -13 Undid revision 658857288 by 68.15.78.122 (talk) Reverting vandalism
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Diff · History -87 Cleanup.
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Diff · History -35 Spelling/grammar correction Reverting unexplained content removal ; the Spanish side was under the French until 1809, the island to them was Saint-Domingue. Vodou was also illegal to practice
Diff · History -19 Reverting back to the flag from he October 26, 2013 edit. I had mistaken it for the New France flag.
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Diff · History 21 Correction.
Diff · History -2 Profitable colony:
Diff · History -2 Undid revision 626384048 by Leutha (talk) No need for quotation marks. That makes it sound questionable. There was no doubt.
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Diff · History 362 Overview:
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Diff · History 4 The other flag was technically "New France." (U.S., Canada)
Diff · History -5 Although Vodou was around, it cannot be a religion of Saint-Domingue. According to "Code Noir," "slaves must be baptized in the Roman Catholic Church" (art. 2) and prevented the exercise of any religion other than Catholicism (art.3)
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Diff · History -16 It was a "third" until after "unification." Cities like Hincha (now Hinche), Juana Méndez (Ouanaminthe), San Rafael de La Angostura (Saint-Raphaël), San Miguel de la Atalaya (Saint-Michel-de-l’Atalaye), or Las Caobas (Lascahobas), etc
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Diff · History -295 Details of this is in the "French Occupation of Santo Domingo"
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Diff · History 3 A couple of spelling corrections.
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Diff · History 168 Coat of arms added. Links added to "colony", "France" and the Coat of arms of Haiti.
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Diff · History -13 Not the correct currency used at this time. The Haitian livre was used after the independence equal to the "French livre" 1-to-1. They used this one 1 1/2 to 1 French livre.
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Diff · History -55 ERROR: "Captaincy General of Santo Domingo" to the front page is out of chronological order.
Diff · History 0 Undid revision 605714094 by Savvyjack23 (talk) Correcting myself. He did spell it "Hayti"
Diff · History 0 (reverted)  End of colonial rule:
Diff · History 2 Due to common error the D.R. actually occupies five-eighths of Hispaniola. Total area is 76192 sq Haiti (27750) / 76192 = .364 closer to 3/8 or .375 than a "third" (.333) and the D.R. .635 a closer total area of .625 or "five-eighths" not 2/3 or .667.
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Diff · History 109 Added link and meaning to "free people of color," (mulatto) and reverted incredible to "innumerable" in reference to crop growth that made Saint Dominique a thriving colony for France. "Incredible" doesn't describe its numeric. It could not be measured,
Diff · History 5 Undid revision 590885934 by Bravo Foxtrot (talk) free people of color is important here. Those were the "mulattoes"
Diff · History 200 Thriving colony:
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