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It was composed primarily of freed or escaped	slaves from Louisiana's plantations and was commanded
dworth's sugar house refined sugar produced by	slaves from Spanish and Portuguese plantations in Mad
tock crocodiles at Beira Lake to prevent their	slaves from escaping.
re he purchased tobacco, crops, livestock, and	slaves from at least 1736 through the 1740s.
However, many	slaves from Atlanta took the chance to escape with Un
His willingness to free the	slaves further demonstrates his impractical nature, b
As Erskine May noted, "these poor ignorant	slaves, generally in debt to their masters, were rare
to as binding law in relation to the status of	slaves generally.
Bishop Andrew's possession of	slaves generated controversy within the M.E.
The new curriculum included having former	slaves give lectures about the realities of life on a
at led to bank of the Wabash River for escaped	slaves going toward Canada on the Underground Railroa
was established in 1862 as a school for freed	slaves, Gullahs, on an island occupied by the Union n
since he was provenient from Bahia, and Bahian	slaves had the fame of being runaways.
erates came to the side of the creek where the	slaves had been abandoned.
BC, shortly after the Second Servile War, when	slaves had been forbidden to carry arms.
hton was appalled with the conditions that the	slaves had to endure, so he would sneak food and wate
One of Dickinson's	slaves had kept a tinderbox and flint, and the party
Runaway	slaves had been given protection by the Florida nativ
of Jacques Fortier, where Hampton thought the	slaves had encamped for the night.
Hence, according to a popular myth, all	slaves had to do was look for the Drinking Gourd and
The	slaves had left hours before Hampton's arrival and st
plaintiff was Christopher Graham, whose three	slaves had traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio aboard a stea
Bryant (1824) records 72	slaves having been sentenced by court-martial at the
Despite prohibitions against educating	slaves, he was educated surreptitiously and had maste
the treatment of Indians and African American	slaves he became less critical of whites and changed
onetary damages by a slaveholder whose escaped	slaves he aided, he was a party to Jones v. Van Zandt
thy, owning parts of four estates and 14 gypsy	slaves, he chose to become an outlaw, opposing the id
orth, moved to Georgia after college and owned	slaves; he fought for the Confederacy and became a Sc
eparations from his family, had decided to use	slaves he'd been awarded in the campaign to start a n
antations, Small crosses mark the places where	slaves' heads or bodies were displayed
In 1860 there were 900	slaves held at the Stagville Plantation.
over work exploring the plight of underage sex	slaves held in Indonesian brothels, and researching t
A year later Peter, one of the	slaves held by the Reed family, found a 28-pound nugg
The case resulted in the court ordering all	slaves held within Indiana to be freed.
from Historic Congo Square Park where African	slaves held their rituals every Sunday evening in the
aving been disarmed upon enslavement) with the	slaves' help, and attacks GWAR.
om I had the greatest confidence" - his fellow	slaves Henry, Hark, Nelson, and Sam.
ked off, Dr. Hood decides to rally the escaped	slaves himself and plan an attack on the bug camp tha
Spice Island	Slaves: History of Japanese Prisoner-of-war Camps in
force, destroying both the strip mines and the	slaves' home planet in the process.
a man must know his warrantor when purchasing	slaves, horses or oxen.
to be confiscated to the public use; and their	slaves, if any they have, are hereby declared free."
However,	slaves in Suriname would not be fully free until 1873
Cuba received its first four	slaves in 1513.
s Buxton MP to commemorate the emancipation of	slaves in 1834, dedicated to his father Thomas Fowell
s included watching over the well being of the	slaves in his district and the management of public f
n of the Underground Railroad by which African	slaves in the 19th century United States escaped to f
Glastonbury has been progressive, freeing her	slaves in the 1780s, sixty years before slavery becam
The value of all the	slaves in Missouri was estimated by the State Auditor
f Plains Indians, eastern Indians and fugitive	slaves in an uprising against the federal government.
t specifically stated that it did NOT apply to	slaves in the states of Delaware, Maryland, West Virg
ccept that the Orang Asli were being traded as	slaves in the pre-Colonial era.
Armfield and Franklin to buy African-American	slaves in the mid-Atlantic states (Virginia, Maryland
Number of	slaves in the Upper South: 1,208,758 (29% of total po
The Deyo family bought	slaves in 1680 and 1694.
more anxious about unsupervised gatherings of	slaves in the years before the Civil War.
Thus it is likely that Cortada owned	slaves in working his sugar cane farm.
Potano and carrying others away to be sold as	slaves in Charles Towne.
According to local lore,	slaves in the western Roanoke Valley noted that the S
cks, as numerous slaveholders manumitted their	slaves in this period, inspired by Revolutionary prin
1852 poster advertising the sale of Roma	slaves in Bucharest
years devoted himself to the interests of the	slaves in Saint Croix, Saint John, and Saint Thomas,
This was the first emancipation of	slaves in modern Korea.
In the 1850s there were so many skilled	slaves in Marshall, that white mechanics organized to
grandfather had commanded a regiment of freed	slaves in the Civil War, and his father James Henry D
African American	slaves in the Atlanta area became divided in their lo
(There were 2,000	slaves in the county in 1860.)
If anyone finds runaway male or female	slaves in the open country and brings them to their m
The emancipation of the estimated 39,000	slaves in the colony
ealthy plantation holders rushed to sell their	slaves in the south, popular resistance and resentmen
e assumes that the Africans were being held as	slaves in violation of "the celebrated treaty of huma
While there were fewer	slaves in the French colonies than in the English and
Often they made provision for freeing	slaves in their wills or deeds, in which they noted t
Most foreign	slaves in Xinjiang were Shia Mountain Tajiks.
In 1826, Young was made protector of	slaves in Demerara and in 1831 was nominated to becom
But because of the war lincoln freed the	slaves in the confederacy, not the border states or a
r, offered the emancipation of the Confederate	slaves in exchange for recognition of the Confederacy
the U.S. Constitution ended the importation of	slaves in 1808, slaves were still being brought into
r who in 1514 was granted an estate and Indian	slaves in Cuba.
d in 1868 to provide education for newly-freed	slaves in Beaufort County.
arly entertained Native Americans and fugitive	slaves in his home (his home was reputed to be a stop
the Freedmen's Bureau at educating newly freed	slaves in Virginia.
source confirms that Cortada in fact owned 28	slaves in 1872, one year before the abolition of slav
rade, slave auctions and the every day life of	slaves in the wider Memphis area are also documented
nconditional and immediate emancipation of all	slaves in the USA.
In 2008, the Brazilian government freed 4,634	slaves in 133 separate criminal cases at 255 differen
ion of slave trade in 1807, there were 350,000	slaves in Jamaica.
the first cotton plantation and had the first	slaves in that part of the state.
v. Lasselle, losing the case which led to all	slaves in the state of Indiana being freed.
Spanish, was the leader of a group of runaway	slaves in colonial Louisiana, then under rule by Spai
When in 1838, eight hundred thousand	slaves in the West Indies were made free, the event b
and within a year (1840) began hiding escaping	slaves in their home.
e in most southern cities, the number of urban	slaves in Texas grew throughout the 1850s.
She is known as the Liberator of the	Slaves in the New World, and as the mother of the tow
an example of the many freedom suits filed by	slaves in the decades before the Civil War.
teps on May 20, 1865 declaring freedom for all	slaves in the Florida Panhandle.
n Monroe Brazealle and his mother were legally	slaves in Mississippi and were prohibited from inheri
ple of the unfair treatment received by former	slaves in the post-Civil War south.
nty indicates that James Lewis Price owned 108	slaves in that year.
ving that Madison had committed to freeing his	slaves in his will, Coles was devastated when, after
braced planter life and is known to have owned	slaves in 1850.
, where John Brown moved in 1849 to lead freed	slaves in farming.
sued his General Order Number Eleven, that all	slaves in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina were f
Former	slaves in Galveston rejoiced in the streets with jubi
usta, Georgia) role in the use of at least 182	slaves in the building of that railroad.
The practice of manumitting	slaves in the church, as recorded in the entries, app
860 there were relatively few African American	slaves in New Mexico, the legislature formally approv
cipation Proclamation decreeing the freedom of	slaves in all territory then held by Confederate forc
ty courthouse records, William Guyler owned 12	slaves in the 1860s which most likely operated his nu
the Pilgrim Baptist Church founded by escaped	slaves in 1863.
Instead, it was a document that freed no	slaves in either the U.S.A. nor the C.S.A. Sorry.
na, an organization that works to free Trokosi	slaves in Ghana.
Jewish values, noting the Jewish experience as	slaves in Egypt as a reason that Jews should be more
fting of restrictions was due to a shortage of	slaves in Rome.
of servants in Joseon Korea that is lower than	slaves in their overall rankings in society.
ir fathers were taken into captivity to become	slaves in America (Babylon).
The death rates for black	slaves in these islands were higher than birth rates.
ins of mondongo can be tracked back to African	slaves in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
However, there were no plantations and few	slaves in the mountainous western part of the state.
he 1820 US census revealed that there were 190	slaves in Indiana and 1,200 free blacks, many of whom
death, Haviland continued to shelter fugitive	slaves in her home, in some cases, personally escorti
e total at 2,196,166 for Ukrainian Ostarbeiter	slaves in Germany (Dallin, p. 452).
ons such as Storer College, a school for freed	slaves in West Virginia founded in 1867, and the Main
the Confederate States of America, it freed no	slaves in those territories.
of Andros was colonized by Europeans and their	slaves in the 16th century, the owls coexisted with h
cember 15, 1786 - July 7, 1868) manumitted his	slaves in 1819, was secretary to James Madison (1810
famous movie role was that of one of the young	slaves in The Ten Commandments, and she has been acti
The vast majority of the freed	slaves in the coastal societies of Carteret and Crave
ly owned by Isaac Coles, and began using black	slaves in 1803.
that it was commonly used to control Virginia	slaves in the mid-18th century.
the large plantation, Charles Walker owned 154	slaves in 1860.
the mother and son were declared legally still	slaves in Mississippi, and the son was prohibited fro
ellion of 1823, an insurrection of the African	slaves in the colony of Demerara.
thorized the purchase and possession of Muslim	slaves in the Papal states.
merican tribes in the area who took in runaway	slaves in the pre-Civil War era.
been sold by their families to brothels as sex	slaves in big cities.
in 1821 to help establish a colony for former	slaves in what is now the nation of Liberia.
Kingdom, that commemorates the emancipation of	slaves in the British Empire in 1834.
lsville, Florida - a community formed by freed	slaves in the 1860s.
d Mexican patriots, between others, to work as	slaves in the mine.
Her great-grandparents were	slaves in Mississippi.
y County indicates that Joseph Selden owned 80	slaves in that year.
fter emancipation, he taught literacy to freed	slaves in New Orleans.
oncern of the article is the representation of	slaves in relation to taxation and representation.
1821, Seminole tribes encouraged the escape of	slaves in neighboring Georgia in reaction to encroach
1816 and forced the Dey to free the Christian	slaves in Algiers.
His father owned land and	slaves in the Kanawha Valley, and he had attended sch
under pain of excommunication that all Indian	slaves in the islands should be set free.
The	slaves included parentless children, babies and a har
to England with various animals, servants and	slaves including Andreana, a Greek slave who had been
l reconstructed buildings for the plantation's	slaves, including two homes and the plantation hospit
The taking of	slaves increased - slaves who could be put to work dr
60 stone houses for its population of African	slaves, Indians, and Spaniards.
ter, the first white settlers came and brought	slaves into Peas Creek.
Davis tricked the former	slaves into thinking that their being held back at fi
right to carry property including property in	slaves into any territory and that right was protecte
rides were made at integrating the newly freed	slaves into society, however these were quickly overt
The Cherokee were forced to adopt their	slaves into the tribe, and to allow settlement of the
93 which barred the introduction of additional	slaves into the province and the legislation which es
ng Georgian slaveholders from pursuing runaway	slaves into Seminole territory (some of whom had marr
The	slaves involved with Sycamore Dale's construction num
Either Frank Logan or one of his	slaves is typically given the credit for this find.
The Morenada (Dance of the Black	Slaves) is a music and dance style from the Bolivian
Night	Slaves is a 1970 American television science fiction-
The original courthouse, built in 1854 by	slaves, is preserved at the tourist attraction of Wes
cCains, descended from two of the plantation's	slaves, Isom and Lettie, and Henderson McCain.
g responsible for treating: “us a subjects, as	slaves; it has been deaf to our just and lawful remon
One of those	slaves, Jim Gray, was captured by slave catchers in U
ity traces its beginnings to 1867, when former	slaves Joey Pinch, Thomas Speed, Nickolas Dale, James
istory dates back to the 1870s when two former	slaves, John Coles and Benjamin Brown, purchased some
ulation as large numbers of freed and fugitive	slaves joined other immigrants in Philadelphia.
sed, a considerable number of freed or escaped	slaves joined the United States Colored Troops and si
became Page County, Virginia), the daughter of	slaves Joseph and Charlotte Johnson.
in the writings of John R. Jewitt, one of two	slaves kept for several years after the crew of the s
The number of	slaves kidnapped from Iceland is disputed, with figur
The	slaves killed all Spanish crewmen and threw their bod
representation and civil rights to the former	slaves, known as freedmen.
By 1818, over 200	slaves labored to produce fine quality long-staple Se
A number of these	slaves later formed their own community on the banks
USSR was also the first ones to field the Arm	Slaves later classified as Second Generation.
The	slaves later escaped to Canada.
nt "shall not leave [her master] the way other	slaves leave" (Exodus 21:7).
ure to convince the slaveholders to free their	slaves, led him to transfer to Illinois in 1824, wher
As all the	slaves left with nothing it is presumed that the drum
After 1873 many	slaves left the plantations where they had suffered f
of Victoria on his return to the mainland with	slaves liberated therefrom, in 1858.
Although most	slaves lived in rural areas, over 1000 resided in bot
It is the type of life that	slaves lived in ancient Greece and is consumed as soo
a water purification system and evidence that	slaves lived in outbuildings on the Colross estate.
to Liberia to evaluate the situation of former	slaves living in Liberia.
clamation which proclaimed, in 1863, that only	slaves located in territories that were in rebellion
ticle, which suggests several thousand escaped	slaves made it to Canada.
lling for the manumission of all the country's	slaves making them resident aliens; however, the free
However, Brazil (the main importer of	slaves) manufactured these goods in South America and
The Clarks owned as many as sixty-two	slaves, many of whom were hired out to others for the
6	slaves; meadow for 2 ploughs; woodland, 12 pigs.
6	slaves; meadow for 3 ploughs; woodland for 500 pigs;
n seeking to establish a colony to which freed	slaves might be located, outside of the United States
Born into slavery in Massachusetts in 1753 to	slaves Mingo and Dinah, Kwaku also was owned by the p

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