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in 1660. It proved more difficult to maintain peace within the leading families of
Guadeloupe. The cantankerous governor soon stirred up quarrels with his brother and his nephews. Hincelin thought he could take advantage of the situation and almost came to blows with Houël. The king was dragged into
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had gathered in the northern district of Pope's Head and were being joined by
Antiguan settlers. Clodoré took his fleet to Pope's head where he disembarked his force, with Hencelin and Blondel as seconds in command. They at once charged into the English force which fled in disarray and escaped by
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The French retreated south past
Baillif and Basse-Terre. Some of the French troops took refuge in Fort Saint-Charles and were besieged. The next day the English set fire to Basse-Terre. On 23 May Codrington, whose force was becoming weakened by disease, heard that a French fleet under
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had arrived with reinforcements. The French force regained Marie-Galante and then started disembarking reinforcements in the northeast Grand-Terre district. Codrington hastily reembarked leaving behind cannons and some of his wounded. The
English left the island on 25 May.
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broke out in 1688 and
Guadeloupe was invaded by the English in 1691. The French defenders were outnumbered and retreated, but the effect of disease, heavy rain and the arrival of French reinforcements led to the English leaving after a few weeks.
267:. Houël was governor of Guadeloupe from 1643 to 1656. Houël had taken leave in Paris, where he married Mlle. Hincelin. They returned in 1656. Hincelin was appointed the king's lieutenant on Guadeloupe. Houël signed a solemn peace treaty with the
325:(1666–67) La Barre, newly appointed lieutenant-general arrived in the Antilles late in 1866 with a fleet and 400 soldiers. A council of war was held on Martinique in late 1866 in which it was agreed to attack
435:. He was ill and bedridden, thought the English were bluffing and sent only a small force north to watch the English. Codrington advanced south against weak resistance. 400 men under the king's lieutenant
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Hincelin, who had long been ill, died on 15 June 1695. He left his considerable fortune to the four religious orders on
Guadeloupe. He was succeeded as governor of Guadeloupe by
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governor of Guadeloupe and Gabriel de Folio, sieur des Roses commander of
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