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Creole

American slave ship
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  • Joseph Cinqué
    slave rebellions

    Aboard the Creole, Washington and nearly 20 others led a revolt, gained control of the ship, and forced its crew to sail to the Bahamas. There, most of the enslaved were freed; the conspirators, including Washington, were taken into custody and tried for mutiny. They were found…

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    Aboard the Creole, Washington and nearly 20 others led a revolt, gained control of the ship, and forced its crew to sail to the Bahamas. There, most of the enslaved were freed; the conspirators, including Washington, were taken into custody and tried for mutiny. They were found…

    Read More