Illinois History Stories for the Use of Seventh And Eighth Grade Pupils in the
Illinois History Stories for the Use of Seventh And Eighth Grade Pupils in the
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He came up as far as the Kaskaskia country, where he established himself. The following year, with a part of his slaves and some white miners, he went up to the present site of Galena and opened lead mines. The mining ventures were not satisfactory, and, after a few years, Renault, discouraged, returned to France, but his cargo of slaves was sold and distributed among the planters of the Illinois country. This was the beginning of slavery in Illinois, — just a hundred years later than its intro...duction into the Virginia colony. From that time until i860 the question of slavery did not cease to agitate the people of Illinois.
France had given the colonists legal permission to hold slaves, and when, in 1763, England, by treaty, came into possession of the country, the French inhabitants were guaranteed their right and title to their slave property. When the United States took over this territory from Vir- ginia in 1785, it was supposed that this same protection was given in the deed by which Virginia ceded her interests in the lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He came up as far as the Kaskaskia country, where he established himself. The following year, with a part of his slaves and some white miners, he went up to the present site of Galena and opened lead mines. The mining ventures were not satisfactory, and, after a few years, Renault, discouraged, returned to France, but his cargo of slaves was sold and distributed among the planters of the Illinois country. This was the beginning of slavery in Illinois, — just a hundred years later than its intro...duction into the Virginia colony. From that time until i860 the question of slavery did not cease to agitate the people of Illinois.
France had given the colonists legal permission to hold slaves, and when, in 1763, England, by treaty, came into possession of the country, the French inhabitants were guaranteed their right and title to their slave property. When the United States took over this territory from Vir- ginia in 1785, it was supposed that this same protection was given in the deed by which Virginia ceded her interests in the lands.
What to read after Illinois History Stories for the Use of Seventh And Eighth Grade Pupils in the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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