Cuffey's Rebellion: The Fight for Freedom in Guyana

This chapter chronicles the 1763 rebellion led by Cuffee in 18th-century Guyana, where enslaved Africans outnumber Dutch settlers, igniting a fierce uprising. It examines the strategic and diplomatic efforts of the rebels, particularly Cuffey's desire for negotiation over bloodshed, amidst internal conflicts among their leadership. The narrative also reflects on the long-term historical significance of this rebellion and Cuffey's legacy as a symbol of Guyanese independence.