Louverture exceeded his orders in granting broad amnesty to British collaborators

Evidence

When Louverture signed a deal with Maitland, however, he stretched the amnesty beyond what Hédouville had ordered, applying it even to those who served in the militia in the areas that had been occupied by the British, as well as all those who had fought with the British but had abandoned them, even if they had done so quite recently. — Dubois, Laurent, Avengers of the New World_ The Story of…, 759