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The Long-Island Star
Brooklyn, New York •
Thu, Aug 29, 1839
Page 2
Amistad slave ship is captured by Lt. Thomas Gedney and brought to New London, Connecticut
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Antebellum America
1839
Slave Trade
Human Rights
Slave Ship Rebellion
John Quincy Adams
International Law
Slavery in America
Mende Africans
Amistad Case
Abolition Movement
Legal History
Joseph Cinqué
La Amistad
U.S. Supreme Court
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Amistad slave ship is captured by Lt. Thomas Gedney and brought to New London, Connecticut
Tags:
Antebellum America
1839
Slave Trade
Human Rights
Slave Ship Rebellion
John Quincy Adams
International Law
Slavery in America
Mende Africans
Amistad Case
Abolition Movement
Legal History
Joseph Cinqué
La Amistad
U.S. Supreme Court
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The Long-Island Star
Brooklyn, New York •
Thu, Aug 29, 1839
Page 2
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United States
New York
Brooklyn
The Long-Island Star
1839
Aug
29
Page 2
Amistad slave ship is captured by Lt. Thomas Gedney and brought to New London, Connecticut
