| Titles: |
Cinque's District Court testimony |
| Other Contributor: | Ingersoll, Charles A. |
| Description: | The District Court testimony of Cinque in proceedings on January 8th, 1840. Cinque at last is able to speak about the harsh treatment the Africans received aboard the Amistad, and the horror of the Middle Passage. |
| Primary Source Publisher: | U.S. Government |
| Primary Source Publication Date: | 1/8/1840 |
| Related Primary Documents |
African Testimony Antonio's District Court testimony Grabeau's District Court testimony Fuliwa's District Court testimony Lt. Meade's District Court testimony Henry Green's District Court testimony Part Three of the"Final Records" of the United States District Court (the Africans' plea in abatement and claim for freedom) "Private Examination of Cinquez, alias Jingua" From the New Haven Record. The Africans Professor Gibbs's District Court testimony |
| Subject Keywords: |
Amistad African - Ba Amistad African - Beri Amistad African - Burna Amistad African - Cinque Amistad African - Fuliwa Amistad African - Grabeau Amistad African - Kale Amistad African - Kimbo Amistad African - Kinna Amistad African - Gnakwoi Amistad African - Sessi Amistad African - Shule Amistad African - Shuma Amistad African - Yaboi Court Related - District Court Trial Court Related - Law Place - Gallinas, Africa Other Keyword - Revolt Other Person - Green, Henry Vessel - Amistad Other Person - Montez, Pedro Other Person - Ruiz, Jose Place - Long Island, New York Place - Sierra Leone, Africa |
| Courtesy of: | National Archives Reel 98-4, Waltham, Massachusetts |
