Slave Life and Revolts 1800 1860 in America
An overview of slave life from 1800 to 1860, detailing auctions and the domestic slave trade, brutal conditions, and the moral debates among Southerners. It covers famous revolts led by Gabriel, Denmark Vesey, and Nat Turner, and notes attempts to mask cruelty through euphemisms, with figures like Franklin Armfield and Isaac Franklin highlighted.
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Virginia
New Orleans
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Franklin & Armfield
Isaac Franklin
John Armfield
Duke Street
Alexandria
Baltimore
Franklin
Natchez
Frederic Bancroft
Maryland
Frederick Law Olmsted
America
New York City
Central Park
South
Olmsted
Gabriel
Thomas Prosser
Henrico County
Jack Bowler
James Monroe
John Randolph
Denmark Vesey
Peter Povas
Southampton County
Nat Turner
Turner
Lucky Lady at Lady Luck Wins Big
Mary Aiken of 703 So 3rd St doubles her 99.85 payroll with a match drawing at the Lady Luck Casino. Day shift worker Mareen Logan delivers the win. If present at the 7 PM drawing she could have won a further 50. Robert Murphy is named as the winning loser in the Lady Luck Lucky Loser draws with chances of 20 dollars at 7:30 8 and 8:30 PM.
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Mary Aiken
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Robert Murphy
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