J. F. Easmon treated this colony’s rampant “blackwater fever” a century after Anna Maria Falconbridge narrated “two voyages” during its deadly rainy seasons. Jamaican Maroons crushed a Methodist rebellion against this colony’s monopolistic namesake company, which bought land from Naimbana of Koya around the Rice Coast’s cotton tree. This colony’s Anglican Fourah Bay College educated Samuel Ajayi Crowther and Africanus Horton. Bai Bureh led 1898 resistance to a hut tax in this colony, which was conceived by Granville Sharp to relieve London’s poor. This colony’s Vice-Admiralty Court judged the Preventative Squadron’s “recaptives” after an 1807 act. Thomas Peters, a founder of this colony’s Krio elite, left Nova Scotia in 1792. For 10 points, 35 Amistad mutineers and many Black Loyalists resettled what British colony bordering Liberia? ■END■
ANSWER: Sierra Leone [or Salone; accept Freetown or Province of Freedom; accept Granville Town until “Granville” is read; accept Sierra Leone Colony (and Protectorate), Sierra Leone Protectorate, Colony of Sierra Leone and its Dependencies, Sierra Leone Company, or Friendly Society of Sierra Leone; prompt on British West Africa or British West African Settlements or British West African Territories] (The West Africa Squadron formed after the Slave Trade Act 1807.)
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