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Come August Come Freedom Gigi Amateau Amateau Gigi

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Come August Come Freedom Gigi Amateau Amateau Gigi
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Publisher: Candlewick Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 3.17 MB
Author: Gigi Amateau [Amateau, Gigi]
ISBN: 9780763656584, 0763656585
Language: English
Year: 2012

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Come August Come Freedom Gigi Amateau Amateau Gigi by Gigi Amateau [amateau, Gigi] 9780763656584, 0763656585 instant download after payment.

An 1800 insurrection planned by a literate slave known as "Prosser's Gabriel" inspires a historical novel following one extraordinary man's life. In a time of post-Revolutionary fervor in Richmond, Virginia, an imposing twenty-five-year-old slave named Gabriel, known for his courage and intellect, plotted a rebellion involving thousands of African-American freedom seekers armed with refashioned pitchforks and other implements of Gabriel's blacksmith trade. The revolt would be thwarted by a confluence of fierce weather and human betrayal, but Gabriel retained his dignity to the end. History knows little of Gabriel's early life. Here, author Gigi Amateau imagines a childhood shaped by a mother's devotion, a father's passion for liberation, and a friendship with a white master's son who later proved cowardly and cruel. She gives vibrant life to Gabriel's love for his wife-to-be, Nanny, a slave woman whose freedom he worked tirelessly, and futilely, to buy. Interwoven with...

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