Epps plantation

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Epps plantation was a cotton plantation in Louisiana notorious as the site of brutal enslavement depicted in Solomon Northup’s memoir "Twelve Years a Slave."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cotton plantation
plantation
site of slavery
appearsIn "Twelve Years a Slave" (memoir) NERFINISHED
associatedWith American slavery
Louisiana plantation economy
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicActivity cotton production for export
enslavedPerson Patsey NERFINISHED
Solomon Northup NERFINISHED
other unnamed enslaved African Americans
governedBy slave codes of Louisiana
historicalReputation site of extreme cruelty
historicalSource "Twelve Years a Slave" by Solomon Northup NERFINISHED
laborSystem chattel slavery
languageOfAdministration English
locatedIn Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana NERFINISHED
Bayou Boeuf region NERFINISHED
Louisiana
notableFor brutal treatment of enslaved people
depiction in "Twelve Years a Slave"
enslavement of Solomon Northup
operatedDuring 1840s
1850s
ownedBy Edwin Epps NERFINISHED
subjectOf discussions of "Twelve Years a Slave" film adaptation
scholarly studies on slavery in Louisiana
timePeriod antebellum era
usedFor cotton cultivation

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Patsey associatedWith Epps plantation