Skip to main content

What I Saw Aboard a Slave Ship in 1829

Thumbnail for What I Saw Aboard a Slave Ship in 1829
View
@ America's Black Holocaust Museum

Description

Reverend Robert Walsh served on one of the patrol ships that prevent the importation of slaves from Africa to England and the United States. This is his eyewitness report.
Type:
Text
Rights:
Copyright America's Black Holocaust Museum. All Rights Reserved.
View Original At:

From Collection

Digital Gallery Exhibits

Record Contributed By

America's Black Holocaust Museum

Keywords

  1. Africa, West
  2. African American History
  3. Education
  4. Personal Narratives
  5. Slave Trade
  6. Slavery

Related Content

Eyewitness Account: The Kidnapping of Africans for Slaves First Trailer for Mini-Series of Acclaimed The Book of Negroes Statement of Black history given to students at Lane Technical High School A Black Colonizationist, Memoir of Captain Paul Cuffee, A Man of Colour: To Which is Subjoined The Epistle of the Society of Sierra Leone in African & etc. Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer" Survivors from the cargo of the Negro slave yacht "Wanderer"
Download JSON