Tag Archives: Abolitionist Feelings In The South
9 Jun
11
Prologue: This essay is a chapter from an historical novel I am writing about the Oregon Trail. The essay was inspired by the book and passions of Captain John Stedman (1744-1797). He was part of a volunteer expeditionary force sent to Surinam from Holland; the expedition was an attempt to suppress a maroon uprising, an uprising that was never quelled, his personal deployment spanned five years. Captain Stedman’s entries and drawings provided the basis for the publication, ‘Narrative of a Five Years’ in 1796. It recorded the expedition’s campaigns against the Black Slaves who were in revolt against their Slave masters in Guiana, off the Atlantic coast of South America.
Posted in Culture, Deception and Lies, Economy, Education, Entertainment, Freedom, History, human rights, political correctness, Politics, Race, Racism, Taxes
Tagged Abolitionist Feelings In The South, Inter-racial relationships mid Nineteenth Century, Racism mid-Nineteenth Century, Slavery In A Culture, The Last Days of Slavery in N. America, The Problems With Stereotypes
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