Mr. Jefferson Denounces Slavery
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What nonsense. This bloke didn't - did not ever - condemn slavery. He hated Gov Dunmore for freeing slaves.
That's because Dunmore was arming the slaves & using them in his army, and promising them freedom. Jefferson directly opposed that, and wrote it in the D of I. Freedom was for whites. THAT'S the real Jefferson, not this nonsense. Nothing "complicated"; just a lot of apologetics.
EBanonymous 11 months ago
A complicated man, Mr. Jefferson.
SailorBarsoom 2 years ago
One of the things I enjoy most about Colonial Williamsburg is the "living history" of reenactments like this. Thanks for posting.
conniereece 4 years ago