The Slave Trade in Alexandria
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Black Caulk
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Date: September 14, 2019 03:23PM
Cool article.
https://beta.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/09/14/they-were-once-americas-cruelest-richest-slave-traders-why-does-no-one-know-their-names/
Franklin and Armfield, who headquartered their slave trading business in a townhouse that still stands in Alexandria, Va., sold more enslaved people, separated more families and made more money from the trade than almost anyone else in America. Between the 1820s and 1830s, the two men reigned as the “undisputed tycoons” of the domestic slave trade, as Smithsonian Magazine put it.
The tycoons of Coons!
https://beta.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/09/14/they-were-once-americas-cruelest-richest-slave-traders-why-does-no-one-know-their-names/
Franklin and Armfield, who headquartered their slave trading business in a townhouse that still stands in Alexandria, Va., sold more enslaved people, separated more families and made more money from the trade than almost anyone else in America. Between the 1820s and 1830s, the two men reigned as the “undisputed tycoons” of the domestic slave trade, as Smithsonian Magazine put it.
The tycoons of Coons!
Re: The Slave Trade in Alexandria
Posted by:
The Fannnons
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Date: September 16, 2019 07:08PM
When the Fannon boys would fight with the black kids at the coal yard, lil Frankie would say: “my great grandfather owned your great grandfather”
Re: The Slave Trade in Alexandria
Posted by:
Gayvid_Blimmo
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Date: September 16, 2019 10:01PM
enslavement of negroes needs to be brought back.
Re: The Slave Trade in Alexandria
Posted by:
Black Caulk
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Date: September 16, 2019 10:11PM
The Fannnons Wrote:
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> When the Fannon boys would fight with the black
> kids at the coal yard, lil Frankie would say:
> “my great grandfather owned your great
> grandfather”
The niglet replied, “My grandpappy fucked yo grandmammy”. You is part nigger
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> When the Fannon boys would fight with the black
> kids at the coal yard, lil Frankie would say:
> “my great grandfather owned your great
> grandfather”
The niglet replied, “My grandpappy fucked yo grandmammy”. You is part nigger
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/16/2019 10:11PM by Black Caulk.
Re: The Slave Trade in Alexandria
Posted by:
Tom Jefferson
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Date: September 16, 2019 10:35PM
I bought a bunch of 'em. Never could get any work outta them. Feeding their lazy asses bankrupted me.
Re: The Slave Trade in Alexandria
Posted by:
HOL UP HOL UP HOL UP
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Date: September 16, 2019 10:44PM
BUT WAIT A MINUTE......... riddle me this, burhead- who other than the warlord with a bone in his nose SOLD the blacks to evil whitey? Was it the Easter Bunny gathering up the savages for evil whitey?
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Re: The Slave Trade in Alexandria
Posted by:
(((Armfield)))
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Date: September 16, 2019 11:15PM
Black Caulk Wrote:
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> Cool article.
>
> https://beta.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/09/14
> /they-were-once-americas-cruelest-richest-slave-tr
> aders-why-does-no-one-know-their-names/
>
> Franklin and Armfield, who headquartered their
> slave trading business in a townhouse that still
> stands in Alexandria, Va., sold more enslaved
> people, separated more families and made more
> money from the trade than almost anyone else in
> America. Between the 1820s and 1830s, the two men
> reigned as the “undisputed tycoons” of the
> domestic slave trade, as Smithsonian Magazine put
> it.
>
> The tycoons of Coons!
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> Cool article.
>
> https://beta.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/09/14
> /they-were-once-americas-cruelest-richest-slave-tr
> aders-why-does-no-one-know-their-names/
>
> Franklin and Armfield, who headquartered their
> slave trading business in a townhouse that still
> stands in Alexandria, Va., sold more enslaved
> people, separated more families and made more
> money from the trade than almost anyone else in
> America. Between the 1820s and 1830s, the two men
> reigned as the “undisputed tycoons” of the
> domestic slave trade, as Smithsonian Magazine put
> it.
>
> The tycoons of Coons!
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