Addington, Isaac, secretary of council of safety, 293; hires Indians, 293 Advertisements of Indian slaves, 243, 244 Agona, chief, seized by Cartier, 72 Agriculture, 36, 83 Alabama, tribe, enslave and sell Mobile Indians, 75 Algonquin, nation, hold Indian slaves, 28 Albany, common council, act concerning fugitive slaves, 221; treaty of, 202; restrictions on slaves, 260 Alcaldes, enslave Indians, 61 Altamaha, tribe, 75 Amalgamation, cause of decline of slavery, 107, 287 Anastasius, Father, given an Indian girl, 81 Antilles, discovery, 48 Apache, tribe, enslaved by Choctaw, 30 Apalache, tribe, enslaved by Carolina settlers, 120, 121; attacked by English Indians, 171; attack missions of Santa Catalina and Santa Fé, 179 Archdale, John, governor of South Carolina, tries to check trade in Indians, 178 Archbishop of Canterbury, 268 Aricara, tribe, 31 Arizona, 30, 60 Arkansas, tribe, 27, 64, 70, 75 Assembly, of South Carolina, takes up matter of trade in Indians, 180–185; of Virginia regarding Indian slaves, 186 Athapascan, hold slaves, 33 Atlantic slope, Indian slavery in, 25 Awanthonks, squaw sachem, 148 Azores, Indians carried to, 125, 127 Bacon, sells captives as slaves, 119; instigates assembly to legalize enslavement of Indians, 131 Bacon, Lord, sees Indians in England, 154 Bannister, Mr., before Board of Trade, 188 Baptism, of Indian slaves, 88, 89; relation to freedom, 267–275 Barbadoes, governor of, sends Indians back to Massachusetts, 167; South Carolina sends Indians to, 202 Barnwell, Colonel, expedition to Florida, 120; expedition to North Carolina, 122 Barter, 27, 37, (see trade) Bartram, on Indian slaves, 35, 42 Bellomont, Governor, reports on religious conditions of slaves, 272 Bermudas, Indian slaves carried to, 124, 127, 202 Benezet, Anthony, opposed to Indian slavery, 307 Berkeley, Dean, on decrease of number of Indians, 286; on Indians as hired servants, 294 Berkeley, Sir William, on conditions in Virginia, 108; sells Indian captives, 119; proposes enslavement of Indians, 131; buys Indian slaves, 301 Bienville, commandant at New Orleans, 28, 64; orders Canadian French to stop urging Indians to war, 78; proposes exchanging Indians in West Indies for negroes, 78, 97; sells Indians to English, 78; complains of neglect of agriculture in Louisiana, 84; states that French colonists desire negroes, 97; arranges peace between Choctaw and Chickasaw, 173 Birth, method of enslavement, 207 Birth-rate, decreased, cause of decline of Indian slavery, 285 Blackfeet, tribe, slavery among, 45 Block Island, slaves in, 110 Blount, Tom, chief, receives Indian captives as slaves as reward for aiding English, 133