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The rebellion began when a group of slaves used smuggled weapons to kill
several Danish soldiers inside a fort at a plantation called Coral Bay.
Another 150 conspirators soon converged on the island’s other
plantations, killing several white colonists and eventually seizing
command of most of St. John. The slaves planned to claim the island and
its valuable farmland as their own, but their freedom was ultimately
short-lived. After only six months of Akan rule, in May 1734 several
hundred French troops arrived and violently put down the rebellion. It
was not until 1848 that slavery was finally abolished in the Danish West
Indies.
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When rumors spread that British colonists planned to break the strike by
force, the protest turned into an outright rebellion. In what became
the largest slave uprising in the history of the British West Indies,
the slaves burned and looted plantations for several days, eventually
causing $1.1 million in property damage. The human toll was much more
severe. By the time the British colonial army mobilized and put down the
revolt, as many as 300 slaves and 14 whites had been killed. Three
hundred more slaves—including the ringleader Sharpe—were later hanged
for their involvement in the uprising. While it may have been
unsuccessful, the effects of the Baptist War were eventually felt all
the way across the Atlantic. Only one year later, the British Parliament
would once and for all abolish slavery in the British Empire.
