Africans Taken In The Amistad.

This collection of congressional documents sheds light on the legal and political struggles that arose from the capture of Africans aboard the Amistad. The correspondences included provide insight into the public debates of the time, as well as the views of key figures such as John Quincy Adams. An important historical resource.

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