| 4 July 1797 |
Grenada
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Peggy left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Grenada. About 94 people had been taken aboard.
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| 13 May 1797 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Grenada criminalizes escape from banishment and forced chain labour
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| 11 February 1797 |
Grenada
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Peggy began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Grenada.
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| 12 December 1796 |
Grenada
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Peggy departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
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| 12 October 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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The execution campaign continues into October
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| 27 September 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Executions continue on 27 September
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| 26 September 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Executions take place again on 26 September
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| 25 July 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Eight insurgents are publicly executed on 25 July
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| 9 July 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Public executions continue on 9 July
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| 1 July 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Pascal Mardel is executed at St George’s Market Square
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| 1 July 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Governor Houston orders fourteen executions from the condemned group
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| 30 June 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Pascal Mardel and forty-six others appear before the special court
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| 27 June 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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A special court opens to identify people named in the attainder
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| 19 June 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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British assault defeats the remaining rebel forces
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| 10 June 1796 |
Grenada
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History slavery Grenada
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Capitulation ends rebel control of Gouyave and the west coast
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