The case of the slave ship Amistad / Mary Cable.

In August 1839, what appeared to be a listless pirate ship, unidentified by any flag, was spotted off the North Atlantic coast of the United States. On board were thirty barely clad black men, armed with cutlasses, and two white men - Spanish slave owners with an incredible story to tell.A month ear...

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Main Author: Cable, Mary (Author)
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Language:English
Published: [United States] : New Word City, [2018]
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