American Negro Slavery
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] The death rate was a subject of more active solicitude. This may beillustrated from the journal for 1859-1860 of the Magnolia plantation, forty miles below New Orleans. Along with its record of rations to 138hands, and of the occasional births, deaths, runaways and recaptures, andof the purchase of a man slave for $2300, it contains the following summaryunder date of October 4, 1860: "We have had during the past eighteen monthsover 150 cases of measles and numerous cases of whooping cough, an...d thenthe diphtheria, all of which we have gone through with but little loss savein the whooping cough when we lost some twelve children. " This entry was inthe spirit of rejoicing at escape from disasters. But on December 18 therewere two items of another tone. One of these was entered by an overseernamed Kellett: "[I] shot the negro boy Frank for attempting to cut at meand three boys with his cane knife with intent to kill. " The other, in adifferent handwriting, recorded tersely: "J. A. Randall commenst buisnassthis mornung.
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] The death rate was a subject of more active solicitude. This may beillustrated from the journal for 1859-1860 of the Magnolia plantation, forty miles below New Orleans. Along with its record of rations to 138hands, and of the occasional births, deaths, runaways and recaptures, andof the purchase of a man slave for $2300, it contains the following summaryunder date of October 4, 1860: "We have had during the past eighteen monthsover 150 cases of measles and numerous cases of whooping cough, an...d thenthe diphtheria, all of which we have gone through with but little loss savein the whooping cough when we lost some twelve children. " This entry was inthe spirit of rejoicing at escape from disasters. But on December 18 therewere two items of another tone. One of these was entered by an overseernamed Kellett: "[I] shot the negro boy Frank for attempting to cut at meand three boys with his cane knife with intent to kill. " The other, in adifferent handwriting, recorded tersely: "J. A. Randall commenst buisnassthis mornung.
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