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[290] Margry, op. cit., iii, p. 66; Godwyn, The Negro and Indian’s Advocate, etc., p. 30. When arrangements for an expedition to New Biscay were being made, a memorial on America, February, 1684, called attention to this state of affairs, and urged the king to enforce it in order to attract to the side of the French the numerous negro, Indian and mulatto slaves of that country. Margry, op. cit., iii, p. 66.