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هنري بوكس براون (بالإنجليزية: Henry Box Br … هنري بوكس براون (بالإنجليزية: Henry Box Brown) (1815 - 15 يونيو 1897) كان من الرقيق في فرجينيا في القرن التاسع عشر هرب في سن الثالثة والثلاثين عن طريق ترتيب إرساله بالبريد ضمن صندوق خشبي في عام 1849 إلى الإبطاليين في فيلادلفيا، بنسيلفانيا. لفترة وجيزة، أصبح براون متحدثًا إبطاليًا مشهورًا في شمال شرق الولايات المتحدة. بسبب كونه شخصية عامة ومن الرقيق الهاربين، شعر براون بالخطر الشديد من صدور قانون الرقيق الهارب 1850، الذي زاد من الضغط للقبض على الرقيق الهاربين. انتقل إلى إنجلترا وعاش هناك لمدة 25 عامًا، وبدأ جولة لعرض بانوراما مناهضة للعبودية، وأصبح ساحرًا واستعراضيًا. تزوج براون، وكوّن أسرةً مع امرأة إنجليزية تدعى جين فلويد. كانت هذه زوجة براون الثانية. بيعت زوجته الأولى، نانسي، من قبل مالكها. عاد براون إلى الولايات المتحدة مع عائلته الإنجليزية في عام 1875، حيث واصل عمله كمرفّه لكسب لقمة عيشه. ذهب في جولات ليقدم أداءه كساحر ومتحدث حتى عام 1889 على الأقل. قضى العقد الأخير من حياته (1886-1897) في تورونتو، وتوفي فيها عام 1897.886-1897) في تورونتو، وتوفي فيها عام 1897.
, Henry Box Brown (c. 1815 – June 15, 1897) … Henry Box Brown (c. 1815 – June 15, 1897) was a 19th-century Virginia slave who escaped to freedom at the age of 33 by arranging to have himself mailed in a wooden crate in 1849 to abolitionists in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For a short time, Brown became a noted abolitionist speaker in the northeast United States. As a public figure and fugitive slave, Brown felt extremely endangered by passage of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, which increased pressure to capture escaped slaves. He moved to England and lived there for 25 years, touring with an anti-slavery panorama, becoming a magician and showman. Brown married and started a family with an English woman, Jane Floyd. Brown's first wife, Nancy, remained in slavery. Brown returned to the United States with his English family in 1875, where he continued to earn a living as an entertainer. He toured and performed as a magician, speaker, and mesmerist until at least 1889. The last decade of his life (1886–97) was spent in Toronto, where he died in 1897.s spent in Toronto, where he died in 1897.
, Henry "Box" Brown (Contea di Louisa, 1815 … Henry "Box" Brown (Contea di Louisa, 1815 – Toronto, 15 giugno 1897) fu uno schiavo che scappò facendosi spedire in una cassa di legno agli abolizionisti di Filadelfia nel 1849. Brown fu poi un noto oratore abolizionista nel nord-est degli Stati Uniti. Come figura pubblica e schiavo fuggitivo, Brown si sentì estremamente minacciato dal passaggio del Fugitive Slave Law, che aumentò la pressione per catturare gli schiavi fuggiti. Si trasferì in Inghilterra e vi visse per venticinque anni diventando un illusionista e showman. Brown si sposò e formò una famiglia con una donna inglese, Jane Floyd. Si trattava della seconda moglie di Brown; la sua prima moglie, Nancy, era stata venduta dal loro padrone. Nel 1875 Brown tornò con la sua famiglia inglese negli Stati Uniti, dove continuò a guadagnarsi da vivere come intrattenitore. Effettuò tournée e si esibì come mago, oratore e mesmerista fino ad almeno il 1889. L'ultimo decennio della sua vita (1886-97) lo trascorse a Toronto, dove infine morì nel 1897.orse a Toronto, dove infine morì nel 1897.
, Henry "Box" Brown (1815-1897) était un esclave de Virginie, aux États-Unis et est célèbre pour avoir fui l'État esclavagiste de Virginie enfermé volontairement dans un colis postal envoyé vers l'État abolitionniste voisin de Pennsylvanie.
, Henry "Box" Brown (Virginia, AEB, c. 1816 - Toronto, Ontario, Kanada, 1897ko ekainaren 15a) XIX. mendean esklabotzatik alde egitea lortu zuen virginiar esklaboa izan zen.
, Henry Box Brown (Condado de Louisa, cerca … Henry Box Brown (Condado de Louisa, cerca de 1815 – Toronto, 15 de junho de 1897) foi um mágico e artista norte-americano. Henry nasceu na escravidão, em uma plantação na Virgínia. Ao se ver separado da família, vendida a outro fazendeiro, Henry enviou a si mesmo pelo Correio, dentro de uma caixa, com a ajuda de dois membros da paróquia local, na esperança de reencontrá-los e de conseguir sua liberdade. Sua atitude seria vista como uma inspiração por outros escravizados que também buscavam a liberdade. Por um breve período, Henry foi um ativo abolicionista em todo o noroeste dos Estados Unidos, mas sendo uma figura pública e um escravizado fugido, ele se sentia vulnerável, em especial depois da assinatura da Lei do Escravo Fugitivo, de 1850, que aumentou a pressão para a captura de escravizados que fugiram de seus senhores. Assim, ele se mudou para a Inglaterra, onde morou e trabalhou por 25 anos, falando sobre a abolição, mas também apresentando números de mágica e ilusionismo. Henry se casaria novamente na Inglaterra e retornaria aos Estados Unidos em 1875, onde continuou ganhando a vida como ilusionista, fazendo turnês pelo país até 1889. No fim da vida, ele se mudou para Toronto, onde se aposentou. se mudou para Toronto, onde se aposentou.
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Henry "Box" Brown (Virginia, AEB, c. 1816 - Toronto, Ontario, Kanada, 1897ko ekainaren 15a) XIX. mendean esklabotzatik alde egitea lortu zuen virginiar esklaboa izan zen.
, Henry "Box" Brown (Contea di Louisa, 1815 … Henry "Box" Brown (Contea di Louisa, 1815 – Toronto, 15 giugno 1897) fu uno schiavo che scappò facendosi spedire in una cassa di legno agli abolizionisti di Filadelfia nel 1849. Brown fu poi un noto oratore abolizionista nel nord-est degli Stati Uniti. Come figura pubblica e schiavo fuggitivo, Brown si sentì estremamente minacciato dal passaggio del Fugitive Slave Law, che aumentò la pressione per catturare gli schiavi fuggiti. Si trasferì in Inghilterra e vi visse per venticinque anni diventando un illusionista e showman. Brown si sposò e formò una famiglia con una donna inglese, Jane Floyd. Si trattava della seconda moglie di Brown; la sua prima moglie, Nancy, era stata venduta dal loro padrone. Nel 1875 Brown tornò con la sua famiglia inglese negli Stati Uniti, dove continuò a guadagnargli Stati Uniti, dove continuò a guadagnar
, Henry "Box" Brown (1815-1897) était un esclave de Virginie, aux États-Unis et est célèbre pour avoir fui l'État esclavagiste de Virginie enfermé volontairement dans un colis postal envoyé vers l'État abolitionniste voisin de Pennsylvanie.
, Henry Box Brown (Condado de Louisa, cerca … Henry Box Brown (Condado de Louisa, cerca de 1815 – Toronto, 15 de junho de 1897) foi um mágico e artista norte-americano. Henry nasceu na escravidão, em uma plantação na Virgínia. Ao se ver separado da família, vendida a outro fazendeiro, Henry enviou a si mesmo pelo Correio, dentro de uma caixa, com a ajuda de dois membros da paróquia local, na esperança de reencontrá-los e de conseguir sua liberdade. Sua atitude seria vista como uma inspiração por outros escravizados que também buscavam a liberdade.ravizados que também buscavam a liberdade.
, Henry Box Brown (c. 1815 – June 15, 1897) was a 19th-century Virginia slave who escaped to freedom at the age of 33 by arranging to have himself mailed in a wooden crate in 1849 to abolitionists in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
, هنري بوكس براون (بالإنجليزية: Henry Box Brown) (1815 - 15 يونيو 1897) كان من الرقيق في فرجينيا في القرن التاسع عشر هرب في سن الثالثة والثلاثين عن طريق ترتيب إرساله بالبريد ضمن صندوق خشبي في عام 1849 إلى الإبطاليين في فيلادلفيا، بنسيلفانيا.
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