Joseph Cinquez : the brave Congolese chief, who prefers death to slavery, and who now lies in jail in irons at New Haven, Conn. awaiting his trial for daring for freedom

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Metadata
Handle
Handle
http://hdl.handle.net/11134/40002:20084
Persons
Persons
Creator (cre): Cinque, d. 1879
Title
Title
Title
Joseph Cinquez : the brave Congolese chief, who prefers death to slavery, and who now lies in jail in irons at New Haven, Conn. awaiting his trial for daring for freedom
Origin Information
Origin Information
Date Created
1839
Parent Item
Parent Item
Connecticut Images Collection
Connecticut History Illustrated
People and Places (CHI Slavery and Abolition Featured Topic)
Newspapers and Broadsides (CHI Slavery and Abolition Featured Topic)
The Amistad Case
Resource Type
Resource Type
Still image
Digital Origin
Digital Origin
reformatted digital
Description
Description
Lithographic portrait of Cinque, with his speech (in English tr.) to his fellow-Africans after taking control of the Amistad.
Genre
Genre
broadsides
Subject
Subject
Slavery
Slave-trade
Amistad (Schooner)
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
New Haven (Conn.)
Extent
Extent
Source extent: 1 sheet (with conjugate address leaf) : port. ; 29 x 23 cm.
Held By
Held By
Connecticut Museum of Culture and History
Use and Reproduction
Use and Reproduction
Reproduction and copyright information regarding this image is available from the Library of The Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford.
Note
Note
Note Type
local
Note
theme: Diversity
Note
At head of title: Extra Sun.
Local Identifier
Local Identifier
chs_cd2_bdse_m_1839c575j.jpg

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