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SOURCE: History.com
10/27/2020
This 1841 Rebellion at Sea Freed More Than 100 Enslaved People
by Clifton E. Sorrell & Daina Ramey Berry
The rebellion of the enslaved on the Creole depended on the rebels escaping to the jurisdiction of the British and arguing that the British ban on the slave trade could legally seize the human property of Americans.
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