-
Again, the North was not perfect either..............in fact, slaves were auctioned off,,,,,,,,,right here in the capital city of this vile country............................




  • Georgetown's Hidden History - washingtonpost.com

    www.washingtonpost.com/.../AR2006071401398_...
    The Washington Post
    Jul 16, 2006 - He already knew it was one of the oldest in Georgetown; now he learned .... he assessed the overall value of the slaves of Georgetown, D.C., ...

  • Georgetown's Hidden History - Washington Post

    www.washingtonpost.com › Opinions
    The Washington Post
    Jul 16, 2006 - First, it was a slave port. Later, it was a thriving center of black life. Today, it's a virtually all-white enclave. Why?

  • Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) - Wikipedia, the free ...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgetown_(Washington,_D.C.)
    Wikipedia
    DC Neighborhoods - Georgetown.svg. Location, Roughly ..... Congress abolishedslavery in Washington and Georgetown on April 16, 1862. Many African ...

  • A SHORT HISTORY OF BLACK WASHINGTON from the ...

    prorev.com/dcblackhist.htm
    DC was also a major slave trading center and the restrictive laws increased ...Georgetown and the city of Washington hold referendum on "negro suffrage.

  • Archaeological Dig Unearths Slave History at Georgetown ...

    patch.com/.../georgetown/archaeological-dig-unearths-slave-...
    Patch Media
    Mar 14, 2013 - Archaeological Dig Unearths Slave History at Georgetown Estate .... New Details Emerge in Fatal Stabbing of DC Lawyer at Luxury Hotel: ...

    • Comments

    Post a Comment

    Popular posts from this blog

    -
    From wiki...............the skins won in 1937 and 1942......................... The Redskins won the  1937  and  1942  Championship games, as well as Super Bowls  XVII ,  XXII , and  XXVI . They also played in, and lost, the  1936 ,  1940 ,  1943 , and 1945  Championship games, as well as Super Bowls  VII  and  XVIII . They have made 22 postseason appearances, and have an overall postseason record of 23 wins and 17 losses
    Read more
    -
    From wiki..........about a Tom Clancy novel................. Simultaneously, the Soviets seize  Iceland  in a covert surprise attack with the Soviet merchant ship  Julius Fucik  disguised as a  Lykes Lines  American  LASH ship , capturing the NATO air station at  Keflavík  and eliminating the  GIUK - SOSUS  line to allow the  Soviet Navy  to surge its submarines into the Atlantic Ocean without being detected. In addition, the Soviet Navy takes steps to protect its  ballistic missile submarine  fleet in coastal waters behind minefields and ASW assets, freeing up its attack submarines to engage and destroy NATO shipping. Thus, the Soviet Navy is able to act as an offensive weapon contrary to pre-war NATO expectations, becoming a major strategic threat against  resupply convoys coming from North America  with both aircraft and submarines. This advantage is put to immediate use as a NATO carrier battle ...
    Read more
    -
    Image
    The Old Man and the Sea........................Ernest H.........................Key West.........like the Key bridge........Rossyln, Virigina.....................but who wrote the Pearl.......??  John Steinbeck......another American...................................about a story he heard South of the border........in Mexico's Baja Penn.................
    Read more