Short history of the Denmark Vesey's betrayed revolt, a planned insurrection that involved thousands of free and enslaved blacks who lived in and around Charleston.

An account of the Denmark Vesey Insurrection, as published in the June 1861 Atlantic Monthly.

Social and Behavioral Sciences E-Campus H 101 - Lab Exercise: The Denmark Vesey Insurrection (1822) Denmark Vesey House at 56 Bull Street, Charleston, S.C. Narrative: Telemaque ('Denmark') Vesey, lived in Charleston, South Carolina and was a carpenter by trade. He is credited with organizing a massive conspiracy among the African-American peoples of Charleston designed to seize the city and ...