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1978 - 1987 Collection of Ornithological Studies & Ephemera from Stigsnaes Denmark Industrial Area By Lis and Bent M. Sorensen

1978ref. 24369Denmark: Dansk Ornithologisk Forening 1978. Group includes: Breeding Birds at an Industrial Area by Bent Moller Sorensen 5 pages printed one side only and with 8 tipped-on color real-photo photographs of the then- Kuwait Petroleum refinery at Stigsnaes Denmark Kuwait eventually sold the refinery to the Danish energy Co. DONG; it is currently a storage facility only and no longer a refinery text in English; with Observationer Fra Stigsnaes 50 pages illustrated with maps & charts bird activities observations; and the group with Stigsnaes 1979 - 80; 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 19686 representing Stigsnaes reports 2 through 8; and Stigsnaes flora pa Stigsnaes report Nr. 9. Laid-in is a hand-lettered note from Bent Sorensen to Dr. Berthel Bruun 1937 - 2011 Danish-American naturalist international conservationist and neurologist author of several birding guides. Danish text throughout excepting the first item here. Also laid-in are a pamphlet regarding the Stigsnaes birding station with two paper backing sheets having nine color photographs tipped-on of the site's mobile trailer & informational charts and more of the station. With an appendix of 1982 Ederfuglen by B.M. Sorensen & Jan Woollhead. The 1986 Stigsnaes has laid-in a 10 page stapled copy of Ynglende rovfugle i Sydvestsjaelland 1986 by B.M. Sorensen & Soren K. Pedersen; the reports are all illustrated in black and white with charts line-drawn bird illustrations observation lists & more; the group either stapled or plastic spiral-bound; all approx. 8 1/4" x 11 3/4" size except for the last report on the flora 5 3/4" x 8 1/4" approx.; some light wear and soiling to the covers; in very good condition. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Dansk Ornithologisk Forening Paperback

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Vesey, Denmark, Defendant; Kennedy, Lionel HenryBiblio.com

The Trial Record of Denmark Vesey

1970ref. 831261970. Boston: Beacon Press 1970. Boston: Beacon Press 1970. Vesey Denmark 1767-1822 Defendant. Kennedy Lionel Henry 1787-1847 Editor. Parker Thomas 1793-1844 Editor. Killens John Oliver 1916-1987 Introduction. The Trial Record of Denmark Vesey. Boston: Beacon Press 1970. xxi 175 pp. Orange quarter cloth over boards. Light shelfwear with slight rubbing to spine and corners. Internally clean. A very good copy. $150. A reprint of the official 1822 report on the trials related to the Denmark Vesey slave revolt conspiracy. The original report titled An Official Report of the Trials of Sundry Negroes Charged with an Attempt to Raise an Insurrection in the State of South-Carolina. was edited by Lionel Henry Kennedy and Thomas Parker who served as presiding magistrates at the trials. This edition includes an introduction by author and activist John Oliver Killens. The volume documents the events surrounding the thwarted 1822 slave revolt in Charleston South Carolina planned by a free Black carpenter named Denmark Vesey. Inspired by the successful Haitian Revolution Vesey allegedly organized thousands of enslaved and free Black people to seize Charleston kill slaveholders and escape to Haiti. The central part of the book contains the official proceedings and witness testimony from the trials that followed the betrayal of the plot. This court-sanctioned account is the primary source of information on the alleged plot and the people involved. Historical Impact: The original 1822 report was a product of the white planter class's attempt to control the narrative and suppress potential dissent. The re-publication of this document in 1970 with Killens' introduction reframes the material for a modern audience and places it within the larger history of Black resistance. The conspiracy and subsequent trials significantly heightened racial fears in the antebellum South and led to stricter laws controlling enslaved and free Black people. The addition of John Oliver Killens' introduction provides contemporary commentary on the historical document interpreting it from a Black liberation perspective and highlighting Vesey as a significant figure in the history of Black nationalism and emancipation. unknown