The Confessions of Nat Turner with Related Documents

Foreword
Preface
List of Illustrations

PART ONE: Introduction
The Confessions of Nat Turner: Text and Context

PART TWO: The Confessions of Nat Turner

PART THREE: Related Documents
1. The Richmond Compiler, August 24, 1831
2. The Constitutional Whig, August 29, 1831
3. The Richmond Enquirer, August 30, 1831
4. The Liberator, September 3, 1831
5. The Constitutional Whig, September 3, 1831
6. The Richmond Enquirer, September 20, 1831
7. The Constitutional Whig, September 26, 1831
8. The Norfolk Herald, November 4, 1831
9. The Norfolk Herald, November 14, 1831
10. Excerpts from the Court Records of Southampton County, 1831
11. Nat Turner's Trial Record, Excerpt from the Court Records of Southampton County, 1831
12. Excerpts from the Diary of Virginia Governor John Floyd, 1831-1832
13. Letter from Virginia Governor John Floyd to South Carolina Governor James Hamilton, Jr., November 19, 1831
14. Thomas R. Dew, "Abolition of Negro Slavery," September and December, 1832
15. David Walker, Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World, 1830

APPENDIXES
A Nat Turner Chronology (1800-1832)
Questions for Consideration
Selected Bibliography
Index

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