History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1880. Vol 1 - Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, and as Citizens by George W. Williams
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* * * * * Part II. _SLAVERY IN THE COLONIES_. CHAPTER XII. THE COLONY OF VIRGINIA. 1619-1775. Introduction of the First Slaves.--"The Treasurer" and the Dutch Man-of-War.--The Correct Date.--The Number of Slaves.--Were there Twenty, or Fourteen?--Litigation about the Possession of the Slaves.--Character of the Slaves imported, and the Character of the Colonists.--Race Prejudices.--Legal Establishment of Slavery.--Who are Slaves for Life.--Duties on Imported Slaves.--Political and Military Prohibitions against Negroes.--Personal Rights.--Criminal Laws against Slaves.--Emancipation.--How brought about.--Free Negroes.--Their Rights.--Moral and Religious Training.--Population.--Slavery firmly established. 115 CHAPTER XIII. |
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