Slavery in Rhode Island
Slavery in Rhode Island
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Those persons who can call to mind the kitchens of a former generation will remember the old pen- sioners who gathered in them. * * The slaves took the names of their masters. When they were ill the family physician attended them. When the girl who first played with her young mistress and then became her maid, was about to be married, she had a becoming outfit, and the cler- gyman who united the daughter united the maid. And when at last death claimed a victim, black and white mingled their tea...rs at the open grave. " This care which masters had for their servants is indicated in a letter which Jabez Brown wrote to his brother Moses, September 21, 1770: "Your negro boy Pero was knocked down by a paving stone hitting him on the back part of the head. He was taken up for Dead. But by bleeding etc pretty soon came to. He seems very comfortable, this morning and am in Hopes he will get about in a few Days, the Affair was perpetrated by an Irish man a Hatter by Trade, he has Secreted himself for the Pres- ent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those persons who can call to mind the kitchens of a former generation will remember the old pen- sioners who gathered in them. * * The slaves took the names of their masters. When they were ill the family physician attended them. When the girl who first played with her young mistress and then became her maid, was about to be married, she had a becoming outfit, and the cler- gyman who united the daughter united the maid. And when at last death claimed a victim, black and white mingled their tea...rs at the open grave. " This care which masters had for their servants is indicated in a letter which Jabez Brown wrote to his brother Moses, September 21, 1770: "Your negro boy Pero was knocked down by a paving stone hitting him on the back part of the head. He was taken up for Dead. But by bleeding etc pretty soon came to. He seems very comfortable, this morning and am in Hopes he will get about in a few Days, the Affair was perpetrated by an Irish man a Hatter by Trade, he has Secreted himself for the Pres- ent.
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