Канал: Untold Stories of Slavery in America by ANN

Angry Henry David Thoreau

Angry Henry David Thoreau

Abolition of the English Slave Trade by William Wilberforce 1807

Abolition of the English Slave Trade by William Wilberforce 1807

Charles Dickens on Slavery

Charles Dickens on Slavery

Susan B. Anthony Speaks of Her Work for Women Civil Rights

Susan B. Anthony Speaks of Her Work for Women Civil Rights

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Gives his Views on Slavery

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Gives his Views on Slavery

Ralph Waldo Emerson April 1, 1872

Ralph Waldo Emerson April 1, 1872

Granville Sharp on Abolishing Slavery in England 1772

Granville Sharp on Abolishing Slavery in England 1772

Jackie Robinson on Breaking the Color Barrier in Major League Baseball

Jackie Robinson on Breaking the Color Barrier in Major League Baseball

Celia, a piece of property, takes justice into her own hands

Celia, a piece of property, takes justice into her own hands

Poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning EBB on Slavery April 30, 1857

Poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning EBB on Slavery April 30, 1857

Historian Alex de Tocqueville on Slavery & Civil War Predictions 1831

Historian Alex de Tocqueville on Slavery & Civil War Predictions 1831

Gettysburg Address by President Abraham Lincoln in Pennsylvania 1863

Gettysburg Address by President Abraham Lincoln in Pennsylvania 1863

Chief Justice Horsmanden of New York on the Great Negro Plot of 1741

Chief Justice Horsmanden of New York on the Great Negro Plot of 1741

William Penn Jr. Founder of Pennsylvania 1681

William Penn Jr. Founder of Pennsylvania 1681

Georgetown University atones for its Sin - Selling 272 Slaves in 1838

Georgetown University atones for its Sin - Selling 272 Slaves in 1838

Roger B. Taney Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - The Dred Scott Decision March 6, 1857

Roger B. Taney Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - The Dred Scott Decision March 6, 1857

Short Life of Freedmen's Bureau 1865-1872 William Stone Interview

Short Life of Freedmen's Bureau 1865-1872 William Stone Interview

Georgetown University Sells its Jesuit Priest owned slaves 1838

Georgetown University Sells its Jesuit Priest owned slaves 1838

Emancipation of Slaves New York State July 4th 1799

Emancipation of Slaves New York State July 4th 1799

Governor Augus C. French on Abolishing Slavery in Illinois 1852

Governor Augus C. French on Abolishing Slavery in Illinois 1852

Underground Railroad Harriet Tubman

Underground Railroad Harriet Tubman

Harriet Beecher Stowe Live Interview on Uncle Tom's Cabin 1853

Harriet Beecher Stowe Live Interview on Uncle Tom's Cabin 1853

3/5 Slave Clause of the U.S. Constitution

3/5 Slave Clause of the U.S. Constitution

Banning Slaves before the Constitution

Banning Slaves before the Constitution

Mark Twain AKA Samuel Clemens chats about slavery

Mark Twain AKA Samuel Clemens chats about slavery

Conn. schoolteacher, Prudence Crandall convicted in 1832 for teaching and educating black students

Conn. schoolteacher, Prudence Crandall convicted in 1832 for teaching and educating black students

John Newton former slaver turned to Jesus for help in writing Amazing Grace

John Newton former slaver turned to Jesus for help in writing Amazing Grace

Interview with Sylvia Sloozer

Interview with Sylvia Sloozer

Ulysses S Grant 15th Amendment March 30, 1870

Ulysses S Grant 15th Amendment March 30, 1870

Abolitionist Samual May discusses Fugitive Slave Law of 1850

Abolitionist Samual May discusses Fugitive Slave Law of 1850

Underground RR Stationmaster Thomas Garrett Speaks after the Civil War 1870

Underground RR Stationmaster Thomas Garrett Speaks after the Civil War 1870

Pansy Cloverleaf Plantation Wife

Pansy Cloverleaf Plantation Wife

Anna E Dickinson Abolisionist Interview on PA RR 1875

Anna E Dickinson Abolisionist Interview on PA RR 1875

Maria Stewart 1st Black Female Writer and Abolitionist to Speak In Public

Maria Stewart 1st Black Female Writer and Abolitionist to Speak In Public

Lydia Maria Child 1st Female Abolitionist Writer and Editor

Lydia Maria Child 1st Female Abolitionist Writer and Editor

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Leading Female Black Poet Abolitionist

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Leading Female Black Poet Abolitionist

British Actress Frances A. Kemble British Abolitionist 1809-1893

British Actress Frances A. Kemble British Abolitionist 1809-1893

First African-American Poet former slave Phillis Wheatley Oct 1, 1775

First African-American Poet former slave Phillis Wheatley Oct 1, 1775

14th Amendment July 20 1868 Interview Thaddeus Stevens

14th Amendment July 20 1868 Interview Thaddeus Stevens

Abolitionist David Ruggles Vigilance Committee NYC

Abolitionist David Ruggles Vigilance Committee NYC

Rev Moses Dickson African Methodist Church St. Louis MO Dec 15 1872

Rev Moses Dickson African Methodist Church St. Louis MO Dec 15 1872

Dr William E Channing Unitarian Minister Boston April 2 1840

Dr William E Channing Unitarian Minister Boston April 2 1840

Presbyterian Minister Samuel Cornish New York City April 4 1840

Presbyterian Minister Samuel Cornish New York City April 4 1840

Rev Samuel Hopkins Congregational Minister Rhode Island Dec 1 1793

Rev Samuel Hopkins Congregational Minister Rhode Island Dec 1 1793

Congregational Church Minister Samuel Ringgold Ward April 2 1855

Congregational Church Minister Samuel Ringgold Ward April 2 1855

George B. Cheever founder of the Church Anti-Slavery Society April 2 1855

George B. Cheever founder of the Church Anti-Slavery Society April 2 1855

Amber Christianson D.D. Historian and researcher April 2 1899

Amber Christianson D.D. Historian and researcher April 2 1899

After thoughts by Abraham Lincoln: Emancipation of Border States

After thoughts by Abraham Lincoln: Emancipation of Border States

Death and Destruction of the Civil War - in Photos

Death and Destruction of the Civil War - in Photos

Abraham Lincoln's unpublished "Meditation on the Divine Will"

Abraham Lincoln's unpublished "Meditation on the Divine Will"

Attack on Fort Wagner July 18, 1863 by Col. Robert Gould Shaw

Attack on Fort Wagner July 18, 1863 by Col. Robert Gould Shaw

The Reassination of Abolitionist Editor Elijah P. Lovejoy Nov 8 1837

The Reassination of Abolitionist Editor Elijah P. Lovejoy Nov 8 1837

The Happiest people do the most for others - Booker T. Washington

The Happiest people do the most for others - Booker T. Washington

Denmark Vesey Slave Uprising planned at the AME Church in Charleston SC 1822

Denmark Vesey Slave Uprising planned at the AME Church in Charleston SC 1822

Ben Franklin President of Pennsylvania Society of Abolition of Slavery 1790

Ben Franklin President of Pennsylvania Society of Abolition of Slavery 1790

George Washington needs more Slaves

George Washington needs more Slaves

Former Slave Owner Katherine Stone Interviewed September 15, 1868

Former Slave Owner Katherine Stone Interviewed September 15, 1868

German American Soldier's in the Civil War interview 1870

German American Soldier's in the Civil War interview 1870

William Still Interview Father of the Underground Railroad 1872

William Still Interview Father of the Underground Railroad 1872

Carpetbaggers like Henry C. Warmoth, took over Southern Politics after the Civil War

Carpetbaggers like Henry C. Warmoth, took over Southern Politics after the Civil War

150th Anniversary - 2nd Inaugural Address Abraham Lincoln March 1865

150th Anniversary - 2nd Inaugural Address Abraham Lincoln March 1865

Radical Congressional Reconstruction of the South 1868

Radical Congressional Reconstruction of the South 1868

Underground Railroad Conductor John P. Parker in Ripley, OH

Underground Railroad Conductor John P. Parker in Ripley, OH

Evil of Slavery by Harriet B. Stowe and Eva from Uncle Toms Cabin

Evil of Slavery by Harriet B. Stowe and Eva from Uncle Toms Cabin

German Americans on Slavery in 1863

German Americans on Slavery in 1863

William Lloyd Garrison editor of The Liberator Blasts the US Constitution 1854

William Lloyd Garrison editor of The Liberator Blasts the US Constitution 1854

The Gag Rule of 1836 told by Mrs. Henry Pinckney banned slavery petitions from Congress

The Gag Rule of 1836 told by Mrs. Henry Pinckney banned slavery petitions from Congress

Horace Greeley Editor New York Herald Tribune Blasts Dred Scott Decision of March 6, 1857

Horace Greeley Editor New York Herald Tribune Blasts Dred Scott Decision of March 6, 1857

Dred Scott Speaks on Negro Citizenship and Free Soil March 5, 1857

Dred Scott Speaks on Negro Citizenship and Free Soil March 5, 1857

Understanding the 13th Amendment by Senator Henry Wilson 1865

Understanding the 13th Amendment by Senator Henry Wilson 1865

Failure of the Confederate Peace Plan to end the Civil War

Failure of the Confederate Peace Plan to end the Civil War

The Plantation Mistress

The Plantation Mistress

Interview Rev. Francis Wayland President of Brown University 1855

Interview Rev. Francis Wayland President of Brown University 1855

Interview with Florence Nightingale Author & Nurse 1859

Interview with Florence Nightingale Author & Nurse 1859

Enslavement of Native Americans versus Africans in Early America

Enslavement of Native Americans versus Africans in Early America

Quadroon Story based on Historical Fact 1842 New Orleans

Quadroon Story based on Historical Fact 1842 New Orleans

Mason-Dixon Line Interview with Jeremiah Dixon 1767

Mason-Dixon Line Interview with Jeremiah Dixon 1767

Interviewing Sharecropper(Tenant Farming) Macon, GA 1875

Interviewing Sharecropper(Tenant Farming) Macon, GA 1875

Exclusive interview with Pirate Anne Bonny at Hell Cats Inn 1722

Exclusive interview with Pirate Anne Bonny at Hell Cats Inn 1722

Hamilton Burr Live Duel 1804

Hamilton Burr Live Duel 1804

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trader 1807

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trader 1807

Slave Ship "ZONG" Case 1783 - Slave Justice or Not!

Slave Ship "ZONG" Case 1783 - Slave Justice or Not!

Austin & Laurens Slave Importers 1750-1761

Austin & Laurens Slave Importers 1750-1761

Slavery by States 1776 to 1800 Compared

Slavery by States 1776 to 1800 Compared

Largest Slave Trade in the U.S. in 1840s, Franklin and Armfield

Largest Slave Trade in the U.S. in 1840s, Franklin and Armfield

North - South Slave and Trade Relationship

North - South Slave and Trade Relationship

Mayor Fernando Wood - New York City seceding from the U.S. in 1864

Mayor Fernando Wood - New York City seceding from the U.S. in 1864