what did frederick douglass saw happened to his aunt?
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here hands were bound over her head and I think hung up or connected to something like the cieling or a hook to hold her arms up and she was whipped severely her until her back was bloody wounded flesh
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I used to live there.  Colonial Williamsburg is a weird situation. SOME buildings are part of the park and have limited admission (via expensive ticket) but the street down the middle - Duke of Gloucester (D.O.G. Street for short) is a public road and open to anyone.  The KKK is, unfortunately, protected by the 1st Amendment.  The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation was plenty miffed.
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I'm sorry your uncle died.  Your mom is probably very sad so please be nice to her.
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True story told to me by my Grandmother. Her Grandfather was snatched off the streets of Lublin Poland by a press gang from the Polish army and the family didn't see him again for years. It turned out that he was a pretty good soldier and he rose through the ranks quite quickly so they sent him to a school and made him an Officer. He was a calveryman. He was killed in a battle with the Russians before my Grandmother was born.\n\nOne night, he came to my Grandmother in a dream and was trying to tell her something but she couldn't understand what he was trying to say because he was speaking to her in Polish and she left Poland for America at a very young age. She said that he kept repeating himself and what he was saying seemed urgent but she couldn't understand him. She said he became angry and he pinched her on the arm.\n\nThe next day she discovered a fresh bruise on her arm right where he pinched her. It scared her so she called her brother to tell him about it. My Uncle told her that he had the same dream, and he found the same bruise on his arm, in the same place.
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man i have been there. \nHere is a trick, start with "Slavery destroyed more families than anything else in america". then write your ass off. you will get sympathy instead of facts.
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It was awesome! My favorite aunt came into town! Thanks for asking!\n\nI hope your's was good too. :-)
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Try this....\n\nhttp://www.aaregistry.com/african_american_history/2139/Halie_Selassie_Ethiopian_ruler
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i dunno, but my aunt was cremated
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My sis had seen some shadows and human figures inside our house (bedrooms, walking on the living).. she seen our grandmother´s mother, sit on the sofa, a few weeks she had passed away...
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All I could find on the web was that she died of an illness.\nYou may want to look further into it.
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The only real changes I can think od would be 1. who the slave masters were and 2. the death of one god and the birth of another. I see little difference from north, central and south. They came, they saw, they conquered.
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I was not sure so I check a Bible scholar named Matthew Henry and he said "Miriam was struck with a leprosy, but not Aaron, because she was first in the transgression, and God would put a difference between those that mislead and those that are misled." I am still pondering the question but hopefully this will give you something to think about.
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take her to your family doctor they should tell you what happened . it could be from a bike or falling .
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no one knows for sure if she did, and all the people that were involved are long since dead. so the chances of ever knowing for sure are pretty minimal. i always thought her sister may have had something to do with it. there have been female killers all throughout history so its not really that uncommon of a situation, just for the time period and the fact that it was an Axe that was used. people of that time just didn't want to believe that a poor, innocent woman could be capable of such an atrocity.
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Girl! I am going to tell you the truth because I am worried and I don't want anything to happen to you. You are a weak women because you let this man hurt you. Yeah, he doesn't do now but he will. I know because my aunt went through the same thing. She told my uncle who she loves more than anything to stay out of it. One day my aunt husband was waiting at my grandma's door because my aunt wanted to see her mom. My mom was there too and she knew that her sister might not come back because he was mad for some reason. My grandaddy had a knife but my grandma told him to put it down. that was when my uncle went outside and he punch my aunts husband in the face. Then he got on top of him and was choking him to near death screaming "You made my sister hate me!" Then my grandma came up behind my uncle and took a broom and knocked him off of my aunt's husband. Then she told my aunt's husband to run and don't look back because my uncle would have killed him. The police had arrested my aunt's husband and we never saw or heard from him again. This is something you don't want to go through but it will happen if you stay with this man. This story is not to scare you but it has a message. This is a true story and I hope you don't go through what my aunt had to go through.
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you should let your aunt tell her
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do u have a history book? look in it. I am sure you will find some stuff. also, online check a search engine for afro-american historical events.