Charles Augustus Lafayette Lamar: Southern Gentleman and Owner of the Slave Ship Wanderer

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• Ana L. Prieto

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Charles A. L. Lamar was not only a prominent Southern gentleman, but a capable businessman. He gained notoriety in Savannah not only because of his connection with the slave ship wanderer, but because of his fiery and passionate disposition, which oftentimes got him into difficult situations. He was a Colonel in the Confederate Army and was one of the last casualties of the tragic war.

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Publication Date

5-29-1992

Recommended Citation

Prieto, Ana L., "Charles Augustus Lafayette Lamar: Southern Gentleman and Owner of the Slave Ship Wanderer" (1992). Savannah Biographies. 201.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sav-bios-lane/201