An Act for extirpating all free Negroes, Indians, Mulattoes, such as have been Slaves (and freed or to be freed) so as they do not remain in these Islands above the Space of Six Months after such Freedom, or no longer Time here than the said Space of Six Months after the Publication hereof for those already freed in Criminal Causes

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Acts of Assembly Made and Enacted in the Bermuda or Summer-Islands, Continued to 1736. (Pages: 94)

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1730-01-01

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Bermuda

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"An Act for extirpating all free Negroes, Indians, Mulattoes, such as have been Slaves (and freed or to be freed) so as they do not remain in these Islands above the Space of Six Months after such Freedom, or no longer Time here than the said Space of Six Months after the Publication hereof for those already freed in Criminal Causes " Laws of Enslavement and Freedom in the Anglo-Atlantic World, accessed Nov 24, 2024, https://slaveryandfreedomlaws.lib.unb.ca/laws/111 Copy

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