The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States of America - 1638-1870 by W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt) Du Bois
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FOOTNOTES: [1] Smith, _Generall Historie of Virginia_ (1626 and 1632), p. 126. [2] Cf. Southey, _History of Brazil_. [3] De Laet, in O'Callaghan, _Voyages of the Slavers_, etc., p. viii. [4] See, e.g., Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers; Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1574-1660_, p. 279. [5] Cf. below, pp. 27, 32, notes; also _Freedoms_, XXX., in O'Callaghan, _Laws of New Netherland, 1638-74_ (ed. 1868), p. 10; Brodhead, _History of New York_, I. 312. [6] The following is a summary of the legislation of the colony of New York; details will be found in Appendix A:-- 1709, Duty Act: £3 on Negroes not direct from Africa (Continued by the Acts of 1710, 1711). 1711, Bill to lay further duty, lost in Council. 1716, Duty Act: 5 oz. plate on Africans in colony ships. 10 oz. plate on Africans in other ships. 1728, " " 40_s._ on Africans, £4 on colonial Negroes. 1732, " " 40_s._ on Africans, £4 on colonial Negroes. 1734, " " (?) 1753, " " 40_s._ on Africans, £4 on colonial Negroes. (This act was annually continued.) |
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