However, although the slaves maintain control of the ship, one of them, Babo, directs a masquerade which results in the American Captain
Amasa Delano remaining blind to the truth about who is actually in charge throughout much of the story.
(4) Eminent writers stressed that debt money would certainly evict gold: David Hume (1752), Charles Jenkinson (1805), US Presidents Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, William Gouge (1833), Charles Holt Carroll (1850s), and
Amasa Walker (1873).
Amasa Coleman Lee, was an attorney and in 1919 he defended two black men accused of murder.
(87.) Bernhard Geiger, Die
Amasa Spantas: Ihr Wesen und ihre ursprungliche Bedeutung (Vienna 1916), 142-63.
In 1866, the Daily Journal of Oneida Community rejoiced after the secession of Community member
Amasa Carr, stating that his membership in the Community had produced a "nightmare of unbelief and obstructions to the free flow and organizing power of the Community spirit." (15) By casting doubt upon Community beliefs, Carr essentially challenged Noyes's political and spiritual status.
The mount was invented by America's first commercial telescope maker,
Amasa Holcomb.
Our study was conceived in the framework of the
AMASA (Access to Medicines in Africa and South Asia) project (http://www.amasa-project.eu/).
Saturday 9th - Pleasant but cool - rode with
Amasa Holt to Princeton and back dined at Gov.
This volume documents the experiences of five Americans--Samuel Shaw,
Amasa Delano, Edmund Fanning, Harriett Low, and Robert Bennet Forbes--in their explorations to the South Seas after the American Revolution and how their contact with the East impacted their sense of national identity.