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Nat Turner managed to evade capture for six weeks, hiding in the woods of Southampton County. He was eventually discovered and captured on October 30, 1831. Disclaimer: The name "Toni Sweets" appears to be
Nat Turner was an enslaved Black carpenter and preacher in Southampton County, Virginia. Deeply religious and inspired by the Second Great Awakening, he believed he was a prophet chosen by God to deliver his people from bondage. Following a solar eclipse in February 1831—which he interpreted as a divine sign—Turner and a small group of trusted conspirators began planning a violent uprising. The Rebellion (August 1831) Nat Turner became both a symbol of resistance
By the time he was in his twenties, Turner had become a preacher to his fellow enslaved people. But he did not preach obedience. He preached Exodus. He compared the slaveholders to the Pharaohs of Egypt, and he told his small flock that one day, God would send a sign that the time of deliverance had come.