Plantations and Slavery in the United States: Information on the actual percentage of slaves that were actually brought to North America from Africa.
Mount Vernon-George Washington & Slavery:
The Middle Passage: "The Middle Passage" was the triangular route of trade that brought the slaves from Africa to North America.
Peter Randolph-"The Slave Assemble in the Swamps": Peter Randolph was a slave who grew up on a plantation in Prince George Co, Va. Freed in 1847 after his owner's death, he served as an antislavery agent, a newspaper editor & a Baptist Minister.
John Brown-"Fixed Bells & Horns on My Head" : John Brown. born into slavery in Southampton Co., Va., desceibes the methods of discipline employed by one of his owners.
Confessions of Nat Turner:
We Want Nat!: Governor's proclamation announcing a reward for Nat Turner.
Freedman and Southern Society Project: Tells of the drama of emancipation in the words of the participants
The Emancipation Proclamation:
5th Regiment Calvalry, United States Colored Troops: A Civil War unit of African descent reportedly subjected to a brutal massacre following the Battle of Saltville.
Directory of Slavedata:
Slaveship Text: Manifest of the cargo of slaves on board the Brig Tribune of New York. Cargo was bound from Alexandria, Va. to Natchez, Ms. via New Orleans and Norfolk, Va.
North American Slave Narrative, Beginnings to 1920.:
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