The 44th Legislature of the Haitian Parliament held office from April 22, 1817 to March 31, 1822. It was the first bicameral parliament, introduced by the Revised Constitution of 1806 under President Alexandre Pétion. It succeeded the 1st unicameral Senate of Haiti and only governed southern Haiti until 1820, when the northern Kingdom of Haiti was overthrown in a coup and reintegrated under the government in Port-au-Prince.
Members
editSenate
editChamber of Representatives
editLeaders
editSenate
edit| Name | Took office | Left office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pierre Simon | 1817 | August 1817 | |
| Jean-Louis Larose | August 1817 | ? | |
| Hilaire Martin[1] | ? – 1820 | 1820 – ? | |
| Amédé Gayot | 1821 | ? |
Chamber of Representatives
edit| Name | Took office | Left office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pierre André | ? - 1817 | 1817–? | |
| N.-D. Lafargue[2] | ? - July 1820 | July 1820–? | |
| Pierre André[3] | ? - 1820 | 1820–? | |
| Doizé Pouponneau | ? - November 1821 | November 1821–? |
References
edit- ^ Lhérisson, L.-C. Auteur du texte (8 November 1895). La Législation de l'instruction publique de la république d'Haïti (1804–1895). ... par Sténio Vincent,... L.-C. Lhérisson,... – via gallica.bnf.fr.
- ^ "Loi sur la fo1·n2at ion et les attributions des conseils. de notables" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 November 2019.
- ^ Lhérisson, L.-C. Auteur du texte (8 November 1895). La Législation de l'instruction publique de la république d'Haïti (1804–1895). ... par Sténio Vincent,... L.-C. Lhérisson,... – via gallica.bnf.fr.