George Moses Horton
George Moses Horton (1798–after 1867), "the Black bard of North Carolina", was an enslaved African-American poet from North Carolina. His first collection, The Hope of Liberty (1829), was intended to earn enough to purchase his freedom, but failed to do so. He did not become free until 1865, when Union troops and the Emancipation Proclamation reached North Carolina.
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George Moses Horton
George Moses Horton (1798–after 1867), "the Black bard of North Carolina", was an enslaved African-American poet from North Carolina. His first collection, The Hope of Liberty (1829), was intended to earn enough to purchase his freedom, but failed to do so. He did not become free until 1865, when Union troops and the Emancipation Proclamation reached North Carolina.
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George Moses Horton (1779-1883 ...... erty) alors qu’il est esclave.
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George Moses Horton (1798–afte ...... first African-American author.
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George Moses Horton (Northampt ...... gedicht On Liberty and Slavery
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Free, Rhody
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No formal education; mostly self-taught
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Poetry
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George Moses Horton
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The Hope of Liberty, Naked Genius
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Slave
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Martha Snipes
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Freedom
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George Moses Horton (1779-1883 ...... erty) alors qu’il est esclave.
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George Moses Horton
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Τζορτζ Μόουζες Χόρτον
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