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Rosetta Smith (c. 1770-1775 – c. 1825) was an Afro-Trinidadian slave trader and entrepreneur. Because of her association with Thomas Picton, the governor of Trinidad accused of abuse against a slave, she has come down in history as a seductress and sinister woman who used her wiles to manipulate the governor. A reexamination of her life indicates that she was an astute businesswoman who was successful in enlarging her fortunes over at least three decades.

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rdfs:label	Rosetta Smith (en) Rosetta Smith (sv)
rdfs:comment	Rosetta Smith (c. 1770-1775 – c. 1825) was an Afro-Trinidadian slave trader and entrepreneur. Because of her association with Thomas Picton, the governor of Trinidad accused of abuse against a slave, she has come down in history as a seductress and sinister woman who used her wiles to manipulate the governor. A reexamination of her life indicates that she was an astute businesswoman who was successful in enlarging her fortunes over at least three decades. (en) Rosetta Smith, född 1770, död 1825, var en brittisk slavhandlare på Trinidad. Hon är mest historiskt känd som den inflytelserika älskarinnan till Thomas Picton, som var Storbritanniens guvernör på Trinidad 1797–1802. Picton var ökänd för sitt styre och blev slutligen avsatt, och under hans tid som guvernör skylldes hans politiska misstag ofta på hans förhållande med Smith, som påstods vara skuld till dem. Smiths bakgrund är diffus, men hon ska ha varit en fri färgad med fransk bakgrund, och livnärde sig på att jaga förrymda slavar, samt köpa och sälja slavar. (sv)
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name	Rosetta Smith (en)
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occupation	slave trader, entrepreneur (en)
other names	Rosetta Picton, Rene Rosetta Picton (en)
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has abstract	Rosetta Smith (c. 1770-1775 – c. 1825) was an Afro-Trinidadian slave trader and entrepreneur. Because of her association with Thomas Picton, the governor of Trinidad accused of abuse against a slave, she has come down in history as a seductress and sinister woman who used her wiles to manipulate the governor. A reexamination of her life indicates that she was an astute businesswoman who was successful in enlarging her fortunes over at least three decades. (en) Rosetta Smith, född 1770, död 1825, var en brittisk slavhandlare på Trinidad. Hon är mest historiskt känd som den inflytelserika älskarinnan till Thomas Picton, som var Storbritanniens guvernör på Trinidad 1797–1802. Picton var ökänd för sitt styre och blev slutligen avsatt, och under hans tid som guvernör skylldes hans politiska misstag ofta på hans förhållande med Smith, som påstods vara skuld till dem. Smiths bakgrund är diffus, men hon ska ha varit en fri färgad med fransk bakgrund, och livnärde sig på att jaga förrymda slavar, samt köpa och sälja slavar. (sv)
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alias	Rosetta Picton, Rene Rosetta Picton (en)
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