Negro plot

by Hamilton, James Jr

1999

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Negro Plot is the official account published by the city of Charleston of the attempted Denmark Vesey slave insurrection of June 1822. Hamilton, Intendant of Charleston at the time reports how the plot was initiated and then foiled by city officials. He gives a brief account of the trials: one hundred and thirty-one slaves were arrested, thirty-five were executed, and thirty-seven were exiled from the country. The appendices of the book present some of the direct testimonies and confessions, as well as the verdicts of the court.