Governor George Clarke

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Governor George Clarke was the colonial governor of New York in the early 18th century, notably in power during the controversial 1741 slave conspiracy trials.

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instanceOf colonial governor
politician
citizenship British
colonyGoverned Province of New York NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Great Britain
employer British Crown NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup English
governedTerritory New York City NERFINISHED
Province of New York NERFINISHED
governmentForm British colonial administration in New York
historicalPeriod colonial America
historicalRegion British North America NERFINISHED
involvedIn suppression of alleged slave conspiracy in New York in 1741
languageSpoken English
legalSystemOverseen colonial law of New York
monarchDuringTerm George II of Great Britain NERFINISHED
notableEvent New York slave conspiracy of 1741 NERFINISHED
notableFor role in the 1741 New York slave conspiracy trials
occupation colonial administrator
landowner
officeContested Governor of the Province of New York
positionHeld Acting Governor of the Province of New York
Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New York
precededBy previous governors of the Province of New York
religion Church of England
residence England
New York City
Province of New York NERFINISHED
roleInEvent oversaw prosecutions during the 1741 New York slave conspiracy trials
subjectOf historical studies of the 1741 New York slave conspiracy
scholarship on colonial New York governance
succeededBy later governors of the Province of New York
timeInOffice early 18th century

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New York Conspiracy of 1741 hasKeyFigure Governor George Clarke