For 10 points, name this Virginia slave rebellion.
The chief source of information about this conflict is a book published by the lawyer Thomas Ruffin Gray. This conflict ended with skirmishes at Blunt's Farm and Cross Keys, but one side's leader eluded a two month long manhunt before finally being captured by Benjamin Phipps near Cabin Pond. That leader's plan was to march to Jerusalem, the seat of Southampton County, before dispersing in the (*) Great Dismal Swamp. That leader in this conflict was called "the Prophet" after a solar eclipse convinced him to begin the slaughter of over fifty white people. For 10 points, name this Virginia slave rebellion.
The chief source of information about this conflict is a book published by the lawyer Thomas Ruffin Gray.
Nat {Turner’s} Rebellion