In one vision, this man was told that "the Serpent was loosened" and that he had to fight it.
In one vision, this man was told that "the Serpent was loosened" and that he had to fight it. In another, he "discovered drops of blood on the corn" and "hieroglyphic characters" on the leaves of the trees, while, in a different episode, he believed that a higher power told him to "return to the service of [his] earthly master." Before his execution, this man dictated an account of his life to the physician Thomas Gray. This man and his followers took action after the sky turned blue-green, and they were defeated en route to the town of Jerusalem after killing sixty whites, including this man's masters, the Travis family. For 10 points, name this leader of an 1831 slave revolt in Southampton County, Virginia, whose confessions title a William Styron novel.
In one vision, this man was told that "the Serpent was loosened" and that he had to fight it.
Nat Turner [accept The Confessions of Nat Turner]