Amended Charter of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road Company: Passed by the General Assembly, at the Session of 1852 (Classic Reprint), Assembly North Carolina General

Автор: Assembly North Carolina General
Название: House Interim Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect, Foster Care, and Adoption: Report to the House of Representatives, 2004 Session of the 2003 Genera
ISBN: 0243011385 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780243011384
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Автор: Byrd William L., Byrd III William L.
Название: North Carolina General Assembly Sessions Records: Slaves and Free Persons of Color, 1709-1789
ISBN: 0788419633 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780788419638
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Автор: Byrd William L., Byrd III William L.
Название: Villainy Often Goes Unpunished: Indian Records from the North Carolina General Assembly Sessions, 1675-1789
ISBN: 0788420461 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780788420467
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Описание: The General Assembly Sessions Records are comprised of a vast collection of manuscripts bulging with a wealth of historical documents. Many original documents in this collection are torn, faded, or unreadable, but they show quite clearly the plight of the Native American at that time. "The attempts by whites to control Indians by using cruel and violent methods is similar to the cruel treatment of the Moors by the Spaniards in seventeenth century Spain. Indian slavery was also not uncommon in North Carolina... The practice of enslaving Indians in 'Just Wars, ' was endorsed by North Carolina law into the late 1700s." Between 1685 and 1790, the Native American population in eastern North Carolina and South Carolina declined by nearly 97%. Transcripts are arranged chronologically and by record type: Colonial Court Records (1675-1775); General Assembly Sessions records (1709-1776); and General Assembly Sessions records (1777-1789). A wide variety of intriguing documents are represented here-Indian records and records relating directly to Indians that are filled with warfare, murder, massacres, revenge, deceit, first person narratives, petitions, Indian traders, lists of people killed, Indian slavery, and hundred of names Pertinent documents from the University of North Carolina, the University of Virginia, and Duke University are also included here. Appendices containing North Carolina laws and a list of the early Native American tribes of North Carolina, and a full name plus subject index enhance this excellent reference work