Father Henson’s Story of His Own Life · Character
Bryce Litton
A slave trader who purchases Josiah and takes him south.
minor
Also known as Litton
First appearance: ix taken south away from wife and children
Bryce Litton shows up with force in My Boyhood and Youth. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as the overseer who was caught in knavery and dismissed, leading to Josiah's promotion.
Bryce Litton first appears in 0010 ix taken south away from wife and children.
In My Boyhood and Youth: Mentioned as the overseer who was caught in knavery and dismissed, leading to Josiah's promotion.
Later, in V: Maimed for Life: Overseer who attacks Josiah with a fence-rail, breaking his arm and shoulder blades; later acquitted in court.
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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See Bryce Litton in ix taken south away from wife and children