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spin Bartolomé de Las Casas and African slavery


Bartolomé de Las Casas


Bartolomé de las Casas and African slavery

By Luis N. Pagán Rivera (PhD) Yale University.

" The remedy of Christians is this, mui true that SM
has the right to provide to each of these islands
five or six hundred blacks, or what paresciere that
this vastaren for distribution by the neighbors, é
now have nothing but Indians ... they are
fien three years, Apoteca blacks to the same debt ... A,
Lords, the major causes that have helped her lose
this earth, and no people more than they have been filled ...
is not freely given to all we wanted to bring the
quantos licenses blacks "...
Bartolomé de las Casas (1531) 1

" In the past, before hobiese mills, had to say in this
island [the English], that if the black ahorcalle
befell not, they never die, because we had never seen black
died of their disease ... but after the
put on the plantations, for the great work
suffering and the concoction of honey and drink made of reeds,
found his death and pestilence, and so many of them die each day
"...
Bartolomé de las Casas (1559-1560"?) "2

A tragic stubbornness.

The distinguished English historian Rafael Altamira said on one occasion, with good aim, "the most interesting and fundamental of our colonization [of America] was the tragic strife between slave and non slave" .3
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