On 13 November 1814 tribunal ruling documented the Haussá-led revolt and imposed harsh punishment on survivors, including whipping, branding, forced sale, and deportation. The ruling is a state record that names some participants while reducing others to broad ethnic categories. Read critically, it shows how courts tried to break networks of mobility and community after revolt. It also preserves evidence that enslaved people coordinated across African identities and formed links with quilombo settlements.
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What did the 13 November 1814 tribunal ruling document?
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The ruling records whipping, branding, sale, and deportation imposed on survivors.
The 1814 tribunal ruling documents punishments including whipping and forced sale.
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The judgment shows how authorities attempted to break resistance networks.