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Memories of the Haitian revolution had a great effect during the War of 1812 in raising fears of revolts by enslaved Americans when the British arrived on the Atlantic coast, in 1813 and 1814 in the Chesapeake and in 1815 on the coast of Georgia. Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane played on these fears with his Proclamation of April 1814 inviting emigration, which many Americans misread as an incitement to revolt. Some Americans believed the British had a hand in the final stages of the Haitian revolution and thought they might do the same to destroy the American economic and social system. In other words, the answer to the question is: a great deal.

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