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portada Manuel Jala. The Afro-Campechano Who Challenged Slavery in Colonial Boston
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2025
Language
English
Pages
168
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23x15.5x0.9 cm
ISBN13
9786527078906
Edited in
Brasil

Manuel Jala. The Afro-Campechano Who Challenged Slavery in Colonial Boston

Beatriz Carolina Peña (Author) · Dialética · Paperback

Manuel Jala. The Afro-Campechano Who Challenged Slavery in Colonial Boston - Beatriz Carolina Peña

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Synopsis "Manuel Jala. The Afro-Campechano Who Challenged Slavery in Colonial Boston"

In 1709, Manuel Jala, a free Afro-Campechano sailor, was kidnapped and sold into slavery across Spanish, English, and French territories. His captor—a British naval officer—insisted Jala was a slave by nature of his skin color. But Jala had a remarkable ally: Judge Samuel Sewall, author of The Selling of Joseph, the first printed tract in North America to denounce both slavery and the slave trade.

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