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The slave ship

The slave ship

by Emma Gelders Sterne

1953Slave tradeAmistad (Schooner)FictionChildren's fictionSlavery, fiction
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About this book

A fictional account of the 1839 revolt of Africans aboard the slave ship Amistad and the subsequent Amistad Case argued by John Quincy Adams before the United States Supreme Court.

Themes & subjects

Slave tradeAmistad (Schooner)FictionChildren's fictionSlavery, fictionSlavery, united states, juvenile literature
First published 1953

About the author

Emma Gelders Sterne
Emma Gelders Sterne

1894 – 1971

Sterne was of German-Jewish background, and was born in Birmingham, Alabama. When she was growing up she had never seen or heard "an educated color person. She had never even heard the name of a black man or woman who had done anything notable."[2] In 1913, during her freshman year of college, she attended a speech by W.E.B. Du Bois. Sterne sold her first story in May 1923, and quickly produced two books for the popular All About series. She continued writing for the rest of her life, focusing on history and children's literature, which she combined in her historical adaptations for children.

Author

Emma Gelders Sterne

First published

1953

Pages

188

Read time

≈ 5h

Editions

7

Language

English

Publisher

Scholastic

ISBN

9780833517487

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