Unite and Fight: The Untold Story of the 1733 St. John Slave Rebellion


In the year 1733, on a Caribbean island bathed in sunshine and shrouded in secrets, a spark ignited a fire. Lush greenery couldn't hide the harsh reality of oppression on the island of St. John. But on a dark November morning, a woman named Queen Breffu, enslaved on the Carolina Plantation, dared to dream of a different future.

Fueled by a longing for freedom, Queen Breffu wasn't alone. Alongside fellow slaves, they ignited the flames of rebellion. This wasn't just any uprising; the 1733 St. John Slave Rebellion became one of the longest and most daring rebellions in the Americas, lasting for a grueling nine months.

Why This Rebellion Matters


A Daring Act of Defiance: Queen Breffu and her comrades risked everything for a taste of freedom. Their courage continues to inspire us today.


A Turning Point in History: This rebellion shook the Caribbean to its core, exposing the brutal reality of slavery and the unwavering pursuit of liberty.


Their Untold Story: We'll piece together the lives of these brave individuals, their strategies, and the lasting impact of their actions.


Dive Deeper: Uncover the Rebellion's Story


Explore the details of the rebellion, from its daring beginnings to the tragic but defiant end. Learn about the final holdouts who chose their own fate rather than surrender after the Dutch forces' betrayal. Meet the heroes like Queen Breffu who led the fight for liberation. Prepare to be immersed in a story that transcends history ‐ a story of courage, resilience, and the unwavering fight for freedom.

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