
Solomon Northup recounts his kidnapping as a free Black man and twelve years of enslavement on Louisiana plantations before his rescue.
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Solomon Northup recounts his kidnapping as a free Black man and twelve years of enslavement on Louisiana plantations before his rescue.
Northup, Solomon, ... A free colored man, kidnapped in Washington in 1841 ... reclaimed by state authority from a cotton plantation in Louisiana ...This book is part of a major European journalistic and media project .This series of documentary books are the starting point, in order to preserve, with effort, the history ...The concept will be revised and developed in years
will contain mild spoilers
Brief references to sexual exploitation of enslaved women without graphic detail.
Frequent detailed accounts of whippings, beatings, and physical torture of slaves.
Mild period-appropriate language; rare strong oaths.
Occasional mentions of alcohol consumption by enslavers and slaves.
No LGBTQ+ characters or themes present.
Recurring references to Christian faith, prayer, and Bible passages.
No fantasy magic or witchcraft depicted.
No occult, demonic, or ritual magic content.
Central critique of slavery and systemic racial oppression in antebellum America.
Mentions of despair and suicidal thoughts among enslaved people.
Graphic and pervasive depictions of slavery, beatings, family separation, and cruelty.
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