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Indian slavery in colonial times within the present limits of the United States

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[1239] Cotton Mather, Magnalia, edition of 1820, ii, p. 507; Diary, in Massachusetts Historical Society Collections, series 7, vii, pp. 22, 203; Increase Mather, Ibid., series 7, viii, p. 232; The Reverend Mr. Brown of Haverhill (1723), Chase, History of Haverhill, pp. 239, 248; The Reverend Mr. Thacher of Milton (1674), Earle, Customs and Fashions in Old New England, p. 84; the Reverend Mr. Callicott of Dorchester, Tooker, Cockenoe-de-Long Island, p. 12; John Winthrop, Records of the Court of Assistants, Colony of Massachusetts Bay, 1630–1692, ii, p. 91; Daniel Gookin, New England Historical and Genealogical Register, viii, p. 272; Governor Berkeley of Virginia, William and Mary College Quarterly, vi, p. 214; Colonel Pollock, acting governor of North Carolina, North Carolina Colonial Records, ii, p. 52; Governor West of South Carolina, Hewat, op cit., i, p. 74; and Governor Moore of South Carolina, Hewat, op. cit., i, p. 140, are important cases in point.

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