Sentence examples for indian slaves from inspiring English sources
There were in addition, about 200 Indian slaves.
Most other Portuguese colonists owned Indian slaves, however, and resented the Jesuits' control over such a valuable labour supply.
In a census taken in November 1721, New Orleans had a population of 470 people: 277 whites and 172 black and 21 Indian slaves.
The bells are finally rung in celebration of arrival, as the sentry dogs finish the bones of the Indian slaves who fell along the way.
The Spanish subsequently brought Indian slaves from nearby islands and black slaves from Africa in order to fully staff their placer mines.
He even hatches a scheme to trade Indian slaves for Africans, pointing out that "the Negro makes an altogether better slave.
The West Indian slave trade?
"TITUBA," a play about a West Indian slave accused of witchcraft in Salem, Mass., in 1692.
He has tried for many years to raise the profile of Scotland's role in the West Indian slave trade.
A United States map painted in red and green and titled "United States of Attica," from 1971-72, documents American Indian, slave and immigrant uprisings.
Byrne emphasizes Austen's worldliness, particularly her awareness of the horrors of revolutionary France and of the West Indian slave trade.
