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The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920

Note 14 — Chapter IV

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The two reasons given for the request are the familiar ones. The petitioners had paid large sums for the slaves who had left them and "they are all wholly convinced that that class of men really lazy leading an idle and abandoned life would attempt to commit crime."

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