The Hanging of Ang¨¦lique : Canada, Slavery and the Burning of Montreal

Discover the captivating story of Marie-Joseph Angélique, a courageous slave woman who defied the odds in the compelling book, "The Hanging of Angélique: Canada, Slavery and the Burning of Montreal". Written by acclaimed writer, historian, and poet Afua Cooper, this gripping tale brings to life the remarkable journey of Angélique and sheds new light on her indomitable spirit.

Intriguing readers with vivid details supported by archival illustrations, Cooper takes you on an immersive journey back to April 1734, when a devastating fire tore through Montreal. Uncover the shocking truth about Angélique's conviction for allegedly starting the fire and her subsequent brutal sentence to death. Prepare to be swept away as Cooper challenges the sanitized narrative of Canada as a slave-free nation, exposing a secret history of legalized and culturally supported slavery that dates back over two centuries.

Prepare to be moved by this meticulously researched account, spanning 15 years of historical analysis. Cooper delves deep into archives, unearthing forgotten records and unveiling evidence that paints a vivid, unvarnished portrait of Canada's sordid past. Her powerful prose combined with eye-opening historical documents will leave you with a renewed understanding of the struggles faced by black women like Angélique and a fresh perspective on the true nature of Canada's early days.

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