Much information about this man's motivations comes from journals kept by his attorney, T.R. Gray.
Much information about this man's motivations comes from journals kept by his attorney, T.R. Gray. He first struck at Joseph Travis after receiving a sign in the form of a solar eclipse. He then set out towards Jerusalem, where his army of seventy-five men was stopped at Parker's Farm after claiming about sixty victims. He was captured at Cabin Pond and put to death in Southampton County. For 10 points, identify this man who, in 1831, led the most effective slave revolt in Virginia history.
Much information about this man's motivations comes from journals kept by his attorney, T.R. Gray.
Nathaniel {Turner}