Constitutional History of Hawaii; 14
Constitutional History of Hawaii; 14
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Marsden reports that during his stay at Cape Fear he has baptized "about 1300 men, women and children, besides some negro slaves/ 1 * In 1742 another missionary writes that in New Hanover County, where there were 1000 whites and 2000 slaves, he had baptized 307 of the former and 9 of the latter. 4 From this time information is abundant A continued comparison of the reports shows a steady increase in the baptized slaves/ The improvement in the social conditions that came with a denser settlement... and a wealthier community made for the advantage of the slave. The reports of the colonial clergy now show proportions something like the following: In a parish where there were very many slaves, 124 white and 40 * .
1 Col. Rccs., II., 332-333.
* Governor Everhard said in 1726 that there was not a clergyman in the province (ibid., III., 48); and in 1735 there were only three (ibid., IV., p. 7).
•Ibid., IV., 13-14. *Ibid., IV., 605.
8 Cf. ibid, IV., 793, 794, 795, 9*5, W5J VI., 225, 233, 265, 31S, 7«, 729, 735.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marsden reports that during his stay at Cape Fear he has baptized "about 1300 men, women and children, besides some negro slaves/ 1 * In 1742 another missionary writes that in New Hanover County, where there were 1000 whites and 2000 slaves, he had baptized 307 of the former and 9 of the latter. 4 From this time information is abundant A continued comparison of the reports shows a steady increase in the baptized slaves/ The improvement in the social conditions that came with a denser settlement... and a wealthier community made for the advantage of the slave. The reports of the colonial clergy now show proportions something like the following: In a parish where there were very many slaves, 124 white and 40 * .
1 Col. Rccs., II., 332-333.
* Governor Everhard said in 1726 that there was not a clergyman in the province (ibid., III., 48); and in 1735 there were only three (ibid., IV., p. 7).
•Ibid., IV., 13-14. *Ibid., IV., 605.
8 Cf. ibid, IV., 793, 794, 795, 9*5, W5J VI., 225, 233, 265, 31S, 7«, 729, 735.
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