The constitution reorganized the French Republic after the fall of the Jacobin government. Its universal political language sat alongside unresolved questions about colonial citizenship and the status of emancipation. In Saint-Domingue, formerly enslaved people defended freedom amid war and competing imperial claims.
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The 1795 French constitution settled the status of emancipation in all French colonies.
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Colonial citizenship and the status of emancipation remained contested.