Endentured.
Posted on 02/10/2019 6:37:02 PM PST by NoLibZone
lol
If he said this in a TV interview, it’s likely this is his normal view on slavery.
I'd like to find some way to rub this into those "Holier Than Thou" hippies' faces.
I believe it was also the first to constitutionally abolish the slave trade as well.
Using the past as a yardstick is not a good plan.
Indentured servants of course were a real thing at the time — and not what the slaves were.
Endentured.
Dr. Mengele with a southern accent.
Were slaves “made comfortable” before they were “indentured”?
Having vry recenty visited the homes of the Virginia slave holding presidents the word used to describe the condition is enslaved. The black African people forced to live and work on the plantations were enslaved.
The primary focus of these homes is now ensavement rather than the greatness of the founding fathers. Virginia has literally gone to hell
The baby killer is a deceitful jackass— just another Democrat Thug
Virginia, you elected a racist moron and got a baby-killer as a bonus!
The first group who landed in 1619 were indentured servants.
If these were the people he was referring to he would probably be correct.
Perhaps nowadays one should say that America never had slaves.....it had undocumented farmers!
How do you get to be a governor of Virginia and not know the difference?
My Irish ancestor from the late 1600s was indentured.
Some were indentured servants, but none were chattel slaves.
Source: The Irish Times: "Welcome to Sligoville: The story of the Irish in Jamaica"
Excerpt:
In 1655, when England captured Jamaica from Spain, Oliver Cromwell needed to populate their new colony. Some were convicts, many indentured servants and very few of the deportees had committed any great crimes. Deportation “beyond the sea, either within His Majesty’s dominions or elsewhere outside His Majesty’s Dominions” was one of their methods of dealing with the Irish issue and, more importantly, populating England’s new acquisition.
One man whose crime was to harbour a priest was imprisoned, while his three daughters were sent to Jamaica. In order to prevent the new arrivals forming communities the three girls were sent to different corners of Jamaica. Large numbers of the Irish exiles died from heat and diseases.
It was thought that the Irish would have a better chance of survival if they were introduced to the climate at a young age. Cromwell then sent 2,000 children between the age of 10 and 14 years.
Migration to Jamaica continued through the 17th century. The term Redleg was coined. The fair skin of the Irish frazzled beneath the Caribbean sun. The Irish exiles were not chattel slaves. Their white skin meant they would know freedom when their indenturship expired.
Okay.
I am a man, however, so I do not have freedom of speech.
If I had it I would fight alongside you.
If those Africans didn’t want to be indentured then they shouldn’t have signed contracts to buy the false teeth in the first place.
You and Northum are historically correct, but the beauty of this is that it will force this fact out into the open.
Father of U.S. slavery was a black man (Ben Kinchlow, February 24, 2013, WND)
As President John Adams is often credited with saying, "Facts are Stubborn Things...."
FReegards!
According to Coonman’s father the Honorable Wescott Brownlee Northam, James was the father of his grandfather Levi Jacob Northam, who is also listed on the 1860 census with a few slaves of his own. ;-)
and the other Northams? The Northams of Accomack County are indeed, all very closely related. Except nowadays, of course, the black Northams who were the “indentured servants”, later freed from their “indentured” service to the Northam family because of the Civil War against Virginia, were not likely blood related, but DNA tests might tell a different story.
And the voter rolls
Legal and otherwise
And many have Latin names
Or born a Muslim . . .or a woman
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