We pay Kentucky for not joining the rebellion by the price of four millions of slaves kept in bondage; in other words, we agree to disobey God and not to use ourselves the means God has given us ...

The number of enslaved who joined the rebellion swelled to between 200 and 500. A number of “maroons” (enslaved people who ...

Mr. SUMNER says that such an edict would instantly end the rebellion. Others object strenuously to ending the war at all, unless the extinction of Slavery shall have been first secured.

It owed its wealth to the work of slaves, who were treated with brutality. The rebellion started when free blacks were not granted citizenship, as France's Declaration of the Rights of Man had ...

It was at that meeting that the college was rejected. Around the time of Jocelyn's speech at the church, the news of Nat ...

In any case, he lived for a time in Samarra, where he had contact with influential slaves of Caliph al-Muntasir, then went to Bahrain, where he converted to Shi’ism and began inciting rebellion ...

For historians of slavery, the origins of the modern world and the origins of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade are one and the ...

Small Town Horror: The Story of Nat Turner's Rebellion and Its Brutal Aftermath ... to discuss how Britain can rectify their role in the slave trade. The United Kingdom has never offered a formal ...

Events following the death of George Floyd in the USA have sparked outrage throughout the world, with demonstrations against racial inequality organised in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The King has told Commonwealth leaders that "none of us can change the past" - but should the UK pay for the historical ...