However, my ancestors took this authoritative text that was meant to aid them in acclimating to their life of servitude and turned it into an incendiary text that not only foment slave revolts and abolitionists movements, but also the nation's civil rights movement.
The landlord's son attempts to apply the ideas of the Enlightenment to his father's slave-run farm and thereby foments a slave revolt and brings about the plantation's destruction by fire and his own paranoiac insanity.
Henri is also, so he claims, the spiritual son of Toussaint L'Ouverture, come to foment a slave rebellion.
If there were any empirical evidence that buying the freedom of slaves in Sudan would foment more murderous slave raids, as you suggest (editorial, April 27), we would not support Christian Solidarity International's Underground Railroad.
The historical plot illustrates the problems she reveals: a Galwayman overseer, angry at his lack of power in relation to the English who run the island, beats and rapes his black slave Bridget, who is fomenting the doomed St Patrick's Day slave rebellion.
Each persona wields special abilities related to its social status, so the Slave can foment riots and the Lady can seduce and bribe officials.
The narrative sprawls and leaps, reaching ambitiously at its own horizon, tracing social upheavals from the distant French Revolution to the Haitian slave rebellion in all its brutality and chaos, to a New Orleans fomenting with cultural change.
Thousands were arrested for fomenting unrest.
But antagonists are fomenting a deal backlash.
More recently, fomenting Somalia's chaos had been his focus.
