The Life and Exploits of Three-Finger’d Jack

The Life and Exploits of Three-Finger’d JackThe Life and Exploits of Three Fingerd Jack (1801) is a book by William Burdett. Inspired by tales of legendary slave turned rebel Jack Mansong, as well as by a popular pantomime based on Jacks life, Burdett published his book to popular acclaim in England. In late eighteenth century Jamaica, a runaway slave named Jack Three Fingered Jack Mansong defied British law to establish a community of runaways in the densely forested Blue Mountains of what is

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