An edition of Travellers and outlaws (1889)

Black rebellion

five slave revolts

1st Da Capo Press ed.
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An edition of Travellers and outlaws (1889)

Black rebellion

five slave revolts

1st Da Capo Press ed.
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Da Capo Press
Language
English
Pages
221

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Black rebellion: five slave revolts
1998, Da Capo Press
in English - 1st Da Capo Press ed.
Cover of: Black rebellion
Cover of: Travellers and outlaws
Travellers and outlaws: episodes in American history
1889, Lee and Shepard, C. T. Dillingham
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Edition Notes

Previously published: New York : Arno Press, 1969.
Black rebellion consists of the last five chapters of "Travellers and outlaws" (Boston, 1889).

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
970/.00496
Library of Congress
E447 .H53 1998, E447.H53 1998

The Physical Object

Pagination
x, 221 p. ;
Number of pages
221

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL348196M
Internet Archive
blackrebellionfi0000higg
ISBN 10
0306808676
LCCN
98007361
Library Thing
627534
Amazon ID (ASIN)
Goodreads
887100

Excerpts

The Maroons! it was a word of peril once; and terror spread along the skirts of the blue mountains of Jamaica when some fresh foray of those unconquered guerrillas swept down from the outlying plantations, startled the Assembly from its order, Gen. Williamson from his billiards, and Lord Balcarres from his diplomatic ease,-endangering, according to the official statement, "public credit," "civil right," and "the prosperity, if not the very existence, of the country," until they were "persuaded to make peace" at last.
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