Fugitive slave law, 220; in articles of confederation of United Colonies, 224 Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina, 269 Fur trade, 73, 74; connected with purchase of slaves from Indians, 168 Galleys, French, Indian slaves in, 73 Gamblers, Indians as, 26 General court, Massachusetts, authorizes enslavement of Indians, 124, 126, 127, 128, 137, 139; decree regarding retention of male Indian slaves in colony, 145; Plymouth, 137; disposes of captives, 139; decree regarding retention of male Indian slaves in colony, 145; decree regarding purchase of captive Indian children, 146; sanctions seizure of peaceable Indians, 146; disposes of Dartmouth Indians, 146; Connecticut, orders that Indians who surrender shall not be transported, 149; arranges to dispose of captives, 149 Georgia, report on, 107; slaves in, 108 Gibson, bishop of London, declares baptism does not free slaves, 275 Gomez, 51 Gookin, Lieutenant-governor, receives complaint of Indians regarding kidnapping, 162 Goose Creek, parish in South Carolina, 267 Gorges, Sir Ferdinand, patron of Weymouth, 154; given Indians, 155, 157; condemns capture of Indians, 158 Great Lakes, 28, 36 Great Plains, 25 Great Sun, chief of Natchez, 68 Green Bay, 38 Grelon, 27 Guns, objects of barter, 27 Haida, tribe, 33 Harley, Captain Henry, brings Indians to Gorges, 157 Harlow, Captain Edward, kidnaps Indians, 157 Hartford, levies on slaves of townsmen, 247 Haskell, pastor of St. Thomas parish, South Carolina, 267 Hatchets, objects of barter, 27 Hawaikuh, 52 Heathcote, to Townsend, 200 Hempstead, Indian slaves in, 114, 201 Hendrickson, finds Indian slaves in Schuylkill River country, 29; finds white slaves among Mohawk, 47 Hennepin, on slaves among Iroquois, 35 Hispaniola, Indian slaves in, 53 Hobson, Captain, brings two of Hunt’s Indian captives back to America, 158 Hocquart, intendant of Canada, 94 Holman, Ensign, agreement of Massachusetts with, 222 Hope, Indian girl given Champlain, 80 Horse, tribe, 32 Hunt, Captain Thomas, kidnaps Indians, 158 Hunter, Governor, petition to, regarding Spaniards in New York, 318 Hunting, occupation of Indian slaves, 37 Hupa, tribe, 33 Huron, tribe, 27, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 42 Hyde, Governor, on enslavement of Indians, 133 Iberville, baptism of his Indian slave, 89 Illinois, tribe, 27, 28, 29, 31, 37, 38, 64, 70, 80; area, 32; Indian slaves in, 93, 102; negro slaves in, 102 Incle and Yarico, play and opera, 303 Indentured servants, Indians as, 295; white, 295–297 Indians, as hired laborers, 59; as apprentices, 196