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1.Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche was born in Cap-Haïtien on May 26th, 1886 an…


1.Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche was born in Cap-Haïtien on May 26th, 1886 and died on April 15th, 1912.
2.He was sent to Beauvais in France to study and eventually graduated and got a degree as an engineer.
3.He married a French woman who he had 2 children with, she was pregnant during the trip, and birthed a son a month later.
4.He was going back to Haiti to find work as It was hard for him to find a decent job due to racial discriminations in France.
5.President of Haiti Cincinnatus Leconte was his uncle. –
1.Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche te fèt Okap 26 Me 1886, li te mouri yon 15 Avril 1912.
2.Yo te voye li nan vil Beauvais nan peyi la Frans pou fè edikasyon li te rive gradue nan enjeniri.
3.Li te marye ak yon Fransèz ki te fè 2 timoun ak li, li tap tann yon lòt timoun pandan vwayaj sou Titanic la. Li akouche timoun la yon mwa apwè trajedi a.
4.Li tap tounen Ayiti pou li te ka travay. Te gen anpil diskriminasyon rasyal nan sosyete fransèz la.
5.Prezidan Cincinnatus Leconte te tonton li.
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1.Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche était né au Cap-Haïtien le 26 Mai 1886 et périt le 15 Avril 1912.
2.Il fût envoyé dans la ville de Beauvais en France pour ses études, gradua en tant qu’ingénieur.
3.Il maria une femme française avec qui il eût 2 enfants, elle était enceinte durant le voyage fatidique et donna naissance à un bambin 1 mois plus tard.
4.Il entreprit ce voyage, car la discrimination raciale dans la société française, lui empêchait de trouver un emploi pour subvenir aux besoins de sa famille.
5.Il était le neuveu du président d’Haïti, Cincinnatus Leconte.

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