Category:Joseph Cinqué

**Joseph Cinqué**
	leader of La Amistad slave revolt
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Name in native language	Sengbe Pieh;
Date of birth	c. 1814; Sierra Leone Colony and Protectorate
Date of death	c. 1879; Sierra Leone Colony and Protectorate
Place of burial	Sierra Leone Colony and Protectorate;
Country of citizenship	Sierra Leone;
Occupation	Slave rebellion leader;
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	Q1397714; ISNI: 0000000448877717; VIAF ID: 64934267; GND ID: 124221920; Library of Congress authority ID: n88129820; IdRef ID: 226260402; U.S. National Archives Identifier: 10572749; J9U ID: 987007428711305171
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English: Sengbe Pieh (1813 – ca. 1879), later knownn as Joseph Cinqué, was a West African man of the Mende people and was the most prominent defendant in the en:Amistad (1841) case, in which it was found that he and 51 others had been victims of the illegal Atlantic slave trade.