Captain Gordon's guest appearances

Captain Gordon

The Gist of Freedom   Preserving American History through Black Literature . . .

Garrison FM's posts

Historical Tales, Vol II: American II by Charles Morris (1833 - 1922)

Marina Talk - Captain G

Cory Booker

Russell Simmons

Frederick Douglass

Paul Robeson

Prince Andrew

Robert E. Lee

Eric Garner

Mike Robertson

Patrick Henry

Mike Brown

Emmanuel Jal

Walter Mosley

Lorraine Kelly

John Brown

John Morgan

OwlTail

Captain Gordon and Lee have a chat about sailing stories, MRE's, and advice for the uneducated. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Captain Gordon and Lee have a chat about sailing stories, MRE's, and advice for the uneducated. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

MARINA TALK - Captain Gordon

Join The Gist of Freedom (www.blackhistoryUniversity) with guest David Lesser, of The David M. Lesser Fine Antiquarian Bookstore. David specializes in Afro-Americana, slavery, and the Civil War. In 1860, Nathaniel Gordon, one of the last American slave ship captains, made a voyage to West Africa and loaded his ship, the Erie, with 900 Africans, 600 of whom were children. As the Erie left Africa to begin its long homeward trek, an American warship intercepted it about 50 miles from the African coast. Captain Gordon was arrested and taken to New York for trial. The court found Gordon guilty of breaking the U.S. anti-slave trading law and sentenced him to hang. The infamous Captain Gordon remains the only American slave trader ever to be executed by the United States.

Join The Gist of Freedom (www.blackhistoryUniversity) with guest David Lesser, of The David M. Lesser Fine Antiquarian Bookstore. David specializes in Afro-Americana, slavery, and the Civil War.  In 1860, Nathaniel Gordon, one of the last American slave ship captains, made a voyage to West Africa and loaded his ship, the Erie, with 900 Africans, 600 of whom were children. As the Erie left Africa to begin its long homeward trek, an American warship intercepted it about 50 miles from the African coast. Captain Gordon was arrested and taken to New York for trial. The court found Gordon guilty of breaking the U.S. anti-slave trading law and sentenced him to hang. The infamous Captain Gordon remains the only American slave trader ever to be executed by the United States.

White Slave-Trader Hung, Captain Gordon!

4SCOTS Afghanistan Link Up 14/7/11 with Captain Gordon Muir

Captain Gordon and the Raccoon Roughs