How one man led a ship of black slaves into freedom. On may 12, 1862, robert smalls, an enslaved crewmember of the confederate ship planter, courageously seized both the ship and freedom. Robert smalls was born in beaufort in 1839, his mother lydia polite was a house slave for the . Smalls surrendered the planter to the u.s. Under the cover of night the men and their families boarded the planter and sailed toward a .
Smalls surrendered the planter to the u.s.
This paper addresses the accomplishments of the slave robert smalls and his absconding with the valuable confederate steamship, the planter, from the . Captain of the planter, u.s. Robert smalls was born on april 5, 1839 into the institution of slavery in beaufort, south carolina, located just south of charleston on the . Smalls was hired as a pilot for the blockading squadron, and in 1863 he was made captain of the planter. Robert smalls was born into slavery on the mckee plantation. Robert smalls was born in beaufort in 1839, his mother lydia polite was a house slave for the . How one man led a ship of black slaves into freedom. Smalls surrendered the planter to the u.s. The underground railroad shuttled countless enslaved black people out of the south . On may 12, 1862, robert smalls, an enslaved crewmember of the confederate ship planter, courageously seized both the ship and freedom. On 13 may 1862, her pilot, robert smalls, boldly steamed her past the . After the war, smalls returned to beaufort and . Smalls became the first black man to become a pilot in .
Smalls became the first black man to become a pilot in . Smalls was hired as a pilot for the blockading squadron, and in 1863 he was made captain of the planter. On 13 may 1862, her pilot, robert smalls, boldly steamed her past the . Captain of the planter, u.s. Under the cover of night the men and their families boarded the planter and sailed toward a .
How one man led a ship of black slaves into freedom.
How one man led a ship of black slaves into freedom. Smalls and his black crew had been left on board the confederate ship planter as it docked for the night at atlantic wharf in charleston harbor, . After the war, smalls returned to beaufort and . On 13 may 1862, her pilot, robert smalls, boldly steamed her past the . Under the cover of night the men and their families boarded the planter and sailed toward a . This paper addresses the accomplishments of the slave robert smalls and his absconding with the valuable confederate steamship, the planter, from the . Captain of the planter, u.s. Robert smalls was born on april 5, 1839 into the institution of slavery in beaufort, south carolina, located just south of charleston on the . Military, thus securing the freedom of everyone on the vessel. Robert smalls was born into slavery on the mckee plantation. Smalls became the first black man to become a pilot in . Robert smalls was born in beaufort in 1839, his mother lydia polite was a house slave for the . Smalls was hired as a pilot for the blockading squadron, and in 1863 he was made captain of the planter.
On may 12, 1862, robert smalls, an enslaved crewmember of the confederate ship planter, courageously seized both the ship and freedom. The underground railroad shuttled countless enslaved black people out of the south . How one man led a ship of black slaves into freedom. Under the cover of night the men and their families boarded the planter and sailed toward a . Military, thus securing the freedom of everyone on the vessel.
How one man led a ship of black slaves into freedom.
Robert smalls was born in beaufort in 1839, his mother lydia polite was a house slave for the . Military, thus securing the freedom of everyone on the vessel. Smalls became the first black man to become a pilot in . Smalls and his black crew had been left on board the confederate ship planter as it docked for the night at atlantic wharf in charleston harbor, . The underground railroad shuttled countless enslaved black people out of the south . Captain of the planter, u.s. On 13 may 1862, her pilot, robert smalls, boldly steamed her past the . Smalls was hired as a pilot for the blockading squadron, and in 1863 he was made captain of the planter. Smalls surrendered the planter to the u.s. Robert smalls was born on april 5, 1839 into the institution of slavery in beaufort, south carolina, located just south of charleston on the . Under the cover of night the men and their families boarded the planter and sailed toward a . On may 12, 1862, robert smalls, an enslaved crewmember of the confederate ship planter, courageously seized both the ship and freedom. This paper addresses the accomplishments of the slave robert smalls and his absconding with the valuable confederate steamship, the planter, from the .
Robert Smalls Planter - Family - Robert Smalls: Fighting for Equality / Military, thus securing the freedom of everyone on the vessel.. This paper addresses the accomplishments of the slave robert smalls and his absconding with the valuable confederate steamship, the planter, from the . Robert smalls was born in beaufort in 1839, his mother lydia polite was a house slave for the . Smalls surrendered the planter to the u.s. Military, thus securing the freedom of everyone on the vessel. Smalls and his black crew had been left on board the confederate ship planter as it docked for the night at atlantic wharf in charleston harbor, .
On 13 may 1862, her pilot, robert smalls, boldly steamed her past the smalls plant. This paper addresses the accomplishments of the slave robert smalls and his absconding with the valuable confederate steamship, the planter, from the .