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Book Chapter
CLAIMING RIGHTS
2009
Overview
One of the earliest contacts Europeans had with the land that some natives calledChicorawas during a reconnaissance mission supported by a Spanish planter named Lucas Vásquez de Ayllón. These Spanish explorers invited a group of Native Americans onto their ships and then proceeded, without warning, to set sail for Hispaniola. In some ways this auspicious beginning would serve as the opening salvo in the continuous warfare of slavery that would eventually entrench itself in the sands of Carolina. From the moment a group of English investors gained control of the territory in 1663—a gift from King Charles
Publisher
University Press of Mississippi
Subject
ISBN
1604732733, 9781604732733
