The history and adventures of Jack Mansong, the famous negro robber, and terror to Jamaica - Special Collections Books - Digital Collections
Thieving Three-Fingered Jack: Transatlantic Tales of a Jamaican Outlaw, 1780-2015 (Critical Caribbean Studies): Botkin, Frances R.: 9780813587387: Amazon.com: Books
The legend of Jack Mansong | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner
THIS DAY IN THEATRE HISTORY: Obi; Or, Three-Finger'd Jack Stuns New Yorkers–May 27, 1801 | THIS DAY IN THEATRE HISTORY
The history and adventures of Jack Mansong, the famous negro robber, and terror to Jamaica - Special Collections Books - Digital Collections
1) - Robbery > Famous Negro robber, and terror of Jamaica, or, The history and adventures of Jack Mansong - Chapbooks printed in Scotland - National Library of Scotland
Three Finger Jack site in Bull bay, St. Thomas, Jamaica. | Hills and valleys, Jamaica, Chalkboard quote art
Life and Exploits of Mansong, Commonly Called Three-finger'd Jack, the ... - William Burdett - Google Books
Three-Fingered Jack | Obeah Histories
Ouzu-Mare or Bulldog, Gweagal Aborigine from Sydney, Australia, and Grant, a Jamaican Maroon chief, descendant of African slaves. Grant was one of those who slew Jack Mansong, or Three-Fingered Jack, a runaway
THIS DAY IN THEATRE HISTORY: Obi; Or, Three-Finger'd Jack Stuns New Yorkers–May 27, 1801 | THIS DAY IN THEATRE HISTORY
The legend of Jack Mansong | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner
Hitting the road and Jack | Lifestyle Archive | Jamaica Gleaner
File:History and adventures of Jack Mansong.pdf - Wikimedia Commons
Three-Fingered Jack | Obeah Histories
Key Text: Obi; or the History of Three-Fingered Jack – Early Caribbean Digital Archive
Mr. Smith as Obi, in Three-fingered Jack - PICRYL Public Domain Search
Early Caribbean Digital Archive
Life and Exploits of Mansong, Commonly Called Three-Finger'd Jack, the Terror of Jamaica. with a Particular Account of the Obi; ... by William Burdett, ... (Third Edition) (Paperback) - Walmart.com
Three-Fingered Jack | Obeah Histories
Three Fingered Jack: Texts following William Burdett
