a free man of color造句

• He died three years later a free man of color.
• She had long been married to Zachariah Bowles, a free man of color.
• Instead, Sylvia, a quadroon, meets a free man of color and falls in love.
• "A Free Man of Color " premiered on Broadway at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.
• As a young woman, she married Henry Jacobs, a free man of color in another county.
• His play " A Free Man of Color " was a finalist for the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
• The Doctor was a free man of color who lived on Bayou Road and claimed to have 15 wives and over 50 children.
• Alexander Thomas Augusta, a free man of color from Virginia, had earned his medical degree in Canada and started practice there.
• He also appeared in " A Free Man of Color ", John Guare's play at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre.
• As a free man of color, Spaulding worked to acquire more than 2300 acres of pine woods, which he apportioned to his own large family.
• Noel Locklear, identified as a free man of color in " State v . Locklear ", was convicted for the illegal possession of firearms.
• The Confederates struck back, searching Allen Lowrie's home in March 1865, finding firearms which he was forbidden to possess as a free man of color.
• I have always believed he fell from the bullet of a free man of color, who was a famous rifle shot and came from the Atakapa region of Louisiana.
• Like Laura, Destrehan was designed and built by a master African builder, in this case Charles Pacquet, a free man of color, for Robin de Logny.
• Because there were so many whites as well as free people of color in Haiti with the same names, Leveaux could also have been a free man of color who owned slaves and property as well.
• William Johnson was a free man of color ( although born a slave ) in a town cosmopolitan enough to admire his business ability and integrity, but unable to grant him full citizenship or social equality.
• "Newsday "'s reviewer wrote, " Somewhere very far away-as far, say, as the final 15 minutes-" A Free Man of Color " becomes an important play.
• They have concluded that Ada was born in the city as the legitimate daughter of Auguste Th閛dore, a free man of color ( mixed race ) and his wife Magdaleine Jean Louis Janneaux, likely also a Louisiana Creole.
• Only by visiting the New Orleans suburb of Chalmette does one learn that the shot that turned this battle into a bush-trampling rout was probably fired by a free man of color, according to no less an authority than Gen . Andrew Jackson.