Earlier Myth Forgotten: Native American Slaves Exported Poem by Terence George Craddock
Earlier Myth Forgotten: Native American Slaves Exported
cultivation of sugarcane in the West Indies
increased labour slave demand on sugar islands
1670 to 1715 24,000 to 51,000 Native Americans
captive slaves exported were through Carolina ports
over half 15,000-30,000
originated purchased brought
from then-Spanish Florida
more Native Americans slaves
were imported to the Carolinas
during this period than Africans
the trade in chattel Indian slaves
dominated the English empire's
development in the American South
enslaved dehumanized Native Americans
were exported from South Carolina
to Virginia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
Rhode Island and New York sold slaves
Dutch slaves had New Amsterdam built
a ratio 16 slaves for every free citizen
misery fortunes built sold in slave lives
Written in September 2020 on the 14.9.2020.
A split image from the poem 'Abraham Lincoln And Native American Slavery' by the poet Terence George Craddock.
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Slavery! ! ! For the aristocratic life! ! ! To bring Heaven to the superpower peoples! ! ! Actually we everyone slave! but not for others for own-self! It's a right time to awake ourselves to awake conscience to be true human we need to cut the subtle race thread of slavery!