In a 1967 novel, he kills Margaret Whitehead during a rebellion that begins on Joseph Travis's farm.
This character is taught how to read after being caught stealing a copy of John Bunyan's The Life and Death of Mr. Badman from a library. Later, this character has sex with a young gay man named Willis before being worked to exhaustion by Reverend Alexander Eppes. The novel named for this character is mostly set in the village of Jerusalem, and ends with Judge Jeremiah Cobb sentencing him and his friend Hark to death. This man's prophetic vision of drops of blood on an ear of corn is described in a nonfiction book published by Thomas Gray. In a 1967 novel, he kills Margaret Whitehead during a rebellion that begins on Joseph Travis's farm. For 10 points, name this title character of a William Styron novel that recounts his "confessions."
This character is taught how to read after being caught stealing a copy of John Bunyan's The Life and Death of Mr. Badman from a library.
Nat Turner [accept either underlined answer; or The Confessions of Nat Turner] &lt;Mehr&gt;