Slavery in Pennsylvania volume 2
Slavery in Pennsylvania volume 2
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Hist. Soc. Pa. , I, 201.
«MSS. Misc. Coll. , Box 10, Negroes.
62 THE NEGRO IN PENNSYLVANIA binding themselves to pay for it at the expiration of a certain time. 28 In this they often received assistance from well-disposed people, in particular from the Friends, who had by no means stopped the good work when their own slaves were set free. 29 At times the en- tire purchase money was paid by some philanthropist. 80 Frequently one member of a negro family bought free- dom for another, the husband ...often paying for his wife, the father for his children. 81 Furthermore it had now become common to bind out negroes for a term of years, and many owners who desired their slaves to be free, found partial compensation in selling them for a limited period, on express condition that all servitude should be terminated strictly in accordance with the contract. By 28 MS. Rec. Pa. Soc. Abol. SI. , I, 19, 27, 29, 43, 67, and passim.
29 A MS. Dated Phila. , 1769, contains a list of persons who had prom- ised to contribute towards purchasing a negro's freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hist. Soc. Pa. , I, 201.
«MSS. Misc. Coll. , Box 10, Negroes.
62 THE NEGRO IN PENNSYLVANIA binding themselves to pay for it at the expiration of a certain time. 28 In this they often received assistance from well-disposed people, in particular from the Friends, who had by no means stopped the good work when their own slaves were set free. 29 At times the en- tire purchase money was paid by some philanthropist. 80 Frequently one member of a negro family bought free- dom for another, the husband ...often paying for his wife, the father for his children. 81 Furthermore it had now become common to bind out negroes for a term of years, and many owners who desired their slaves to be free, found partial compensation in selling them for a limited period, on express condition that all servitude should be terminated strictly in accordance with the contract. By 28 MS. Rec. Pa. Soc. Abol. SI. , I, 19, 27, 29, 43, 67, and passim.
29 A MS. Dated Phila. , 1769, contains a list of persons who had prom- ised to contribute towards purchasing a negro's freedom.
What to read after Slavery in Pennsylvania volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Raymond Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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