"Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men." -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe Weekly In 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book "...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...

Roche published the first account of the last slave ship to enter the United States.She was the artist/writer daughter of a prominent white family here. She spent a great deal of time interviewing the people who had been illegally brought into South Alabama to be the slaves of several local men. -Michael Thomason, PhD, Lagniappe WeeklyIn 1914 Emma Langdon Roche (1878-1945) published the book Histo...