The 1708 Slave Rebellion in New York City, and How It Is Connected To Elizabeth Winthrop Feake Hallett and Who She Is
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The 1708 Slave Rebellion in New York City, and How It Is Connected To Elizabeth Winthrop Feake Hallett and Who She Is
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Elizabeth Winthrop Feake Hallett Massacres in Colonial New York The Halletts in Queens The 1708 Slave Rebellion in Queens Gendered Punishments For Rebellion Tortured for Rebellion: Put To All Torments...
show moreMassacres in Colonial New York
The Halletts in Queens
The 1708 Slave Rebellion in Queens
Gendered Punishments For Rebellion
Tortured for Rebellion: Put To All Torments Possible For A Terror To Others
John Underhill, Mass Murderer of New York and Environs
Women's Suffrage in 1737
The Alops and Descendants
featuring: Slave Rebellion, Women's Rights, Women's Suffrage, John Winthrop, Hallett's Cove, Raritan, Maspeth, Rockaways, Governor Stuyvesant, Quakers, Society for the Propogation of the Gospel, John Underhill, Continental Congress, Federalist Papers, Execution for Men and Women in the Law; scholar Rebecca Hall; James Byrd, Jr.
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