August 26th, 2008 - the date important in Amistad's history brought another interesting compilation of facts, resources and opinions on the Amistad's case published on the Web.

A website FindingDuclinea.com published a well organized and structured information on the Amistad Incident.  Finding Dulcinea brands themselves as "librarian for the internet age".  pointing that "The Internet is an efficient and powerful aggregator and distributor of information. Never before has a medium given so many people access to so much. Unfortunately, the potential of the Internet is often lost in its vastness. Internet users are overwhelmed by the mass of content that appears each time a search is performed: thousands of irrelevant links obscure relevant information—often beyond discernment. Staying abreast of the latest information is a daunting and burdensome task."

FindingDulcinea is trying to address this problem by publishing Web Guides. Utilizing human insight, they attempt to turn the Internet’s overwhelming wealth of information into an understandable, comprehensive structure,  bringing credible, quality content to the fore. Compromising quality for quantity and speed, traditional search engines give you a mile-high stack of search results and leave you to determine what you need.

Check by yourself the results:

• The Amistad Revolt

• Later Developments: Slaves’ trial; lasting effects; Amistad re-creation

• Key Player: ‘Cinque’

• Opinion & Analysis: The legacy of the Amistad

• Reference: U.S. v. Amistad: Opinion of the Court

• Related Topic: Amistad, the movie