Parliament Park, Nassau, Bahamas. In November 1841, the slave ship Creole sailed into port at Nassau following the Creole Mutiny, the most successful slave revolt in US history. Photograph by Ivan Curra, 2014.
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Curra, I. (2025, August 18). Parliament Park, Nassau, Bahamas. World History Encyclopedia. https://www.worldhistory.org/image/20823/parliament-park-nassau-bahamas/
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