Olaudah also served with Pascal in the British Navy where he was denied the prize money promised all sailors on ship and further cheated of the freedom that Pascal promised. Pascal sold Olaudah back into slavery in the West Indies in 1762 where a Quaker merchant from Philadelphia named Robert King bought him and allowed Olaudah to engage in his own trading business, with which he was finally able to purchase his freedom from King for the equivalent of $3000...
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We do however know how it ends. Maybe the how’s and why’s are not as important as the fact that he was a slave in the eighteenth century and still became a very educated and well written man. He fought for what he considered wrong, worked in a white man’s world and fought the system. Sounds like an American to me...
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