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Meanings of Nat Turner in English
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nat turner United States slave and insurrectionist who in 1831 led a rebellion of slaves in Virginia; he was captured and executed (1800-1831)
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Examples for "Turner"
Examples for "Turner"
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Tina Turner is currently promoting new autobiography, Tina Turner: My Love Story.
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Prosecutors had asked that Turner be given six years in state prison.
3
Mr Turner did not rule out running for parliament in the future.
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However, it can occur in some genetic conditions such as Turner's Syndrome.
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Mr Longhurst said Turner had suffered from a depressive disorder for years.
Usage of Nat Turner in English
1
Slave Insurrection in 1831, in Southampton County, Va., headed by Nat Turner.
2
I think the old people called it the ' Nat Turner War.'
3
Like, they're just trying to kill this story about Nat Turner?
4
The wrath of the slaveholders was somewhat appeased by the capture of Nat Turner.
5
His response took the conversation back to the film about slave preacher Nat Turner.
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He had not even heard the name of Nat Turner.
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Mrs. Stowe's "Dred" seems dim and melodramatic beside the actual Nat Turner.
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I don't know about the Nat Turner Rebellion in Virginia.
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At the barn, under the command of Nat Turner the party was drilled and maneuvered.
10
These murders were defended as Nat Turner defended his: a fearful blow must be struck.
11
She may have told us about the Nat Turner rebellion but I don't remember it.
12
The Nat Turner incident was more than a suggestion of the dire possibilities of the situation.
13
Thousands of Negroes like Edward Patterson and Nat Turner learned to read and write in Sabbath-schools.
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It tells the story of Nat Turner, who led a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831.
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The leader of this uprising was Nat Turner.
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The name of this man was Nat Turner.