Some of Louverture’s own officers welcomed and served the French.

Evidence

Elsewhere in the colony, however, some of Louverture’s officers surrendered to or openly welcomed the arriving French troops. This was the case of his commander in Port-au-Prince, the Frenchman Pierre Agé, as well as of his officer Laplume in the south, who went on to serve the French loyally throughout their campaign. — Dubois, Laurent, Avengers of the New World_ The Story of…, 946

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• ADDENDUM: The split loyalty among Louverture’s officers parallels the theme of how regimes assemble loyalty and how it fractures under pressure.