Pensacola, English Indians attack, 171 Pequot War, captives, enslaved, 109, 110, 123, 124; ran away, 218; agreements to return runaways, 221–222; unfitted for slaves, 288 Periér, governor of Louisiana, enslaves Natchez Indians, 68; protests against trade in Indians, 98 Peter, Reverend Hugh, desires Indian slave, 310 Philadelphia, yearly meeting, action on Indian slavery, 308 Pierce, Captain, carries Indian slaves to the Bermudas, 124 Pima, tribe, 30 Pirates, work of, 163, 205 Plymouth, Indian slaves in, 109, 125; sends Indians to Spain, 125, 126; sentences Indians to slavery as punishment for crime, 204; concerning runaway slaves, 224; frees Indian slaves, 277; provides remuneration for slave owners, 279; hired Indians in, 293; apprenticed Indians in, 295 Pollock, Governor, negotiates sale of Indians, 133 Popham, Lord, patron of Weymouth, 155; given two Indians, 156 Portsmouth, forbids holding Indian slaves in the town, 152; Indian slaves in, 299 Portugal, rival power, 71; Indians carried to, 127 Potawatami, tribe, 38 Powder, object of barter, 27 Powhatan, chief, 36; Indian freed by Virginia assembly, 186 Praying Indians, enslaved, 128, 143, 144; hired, 293 Privateers, bring prizes to New Amsterdam, 163 Proprietors, of Carolina, grant privilege of selling Indians in West Indies, 134, 174; jealous of Governor West, 134; power broken, 135; forbid enslavement of Indians, 169; play double game with reference to Indians, 173; jealous of colonial officials, 174; oppose Indian slavery, 175; forbid Governor Moreton to allow exportation of Indians, 175; oppose dealers in Indians, 177; recognize usefulness of enslaving Indian captives, 178; denounce Governor Moore’s Indian policy, 179; sanction Indian slavery, 309; caution West against appointing certain deputies, 174 Protection, to owners’ property in Indian slaves, 221, 222 Providence, island, Indians carried to, 124; town, Indians surrender at, 129 Pueblo, tribe, 31; missions, 60 Puritans, of Anne Arundel County, refuse to raise military levy, 133; missionary scheme concerning Indians, 294 Quakers, at peace with Delaware, 115; control government of Rhode Island, 129; affect Indian slavery, 305; oppose Indian slavery, 307–308 Quebec, 80; parish register of, 88 Queen Charlotte Island, slave mart, 45 Quincy, slaves in, 109 Rancherias, practically enslave Indians, 61 Ransom, 44 Rappahannock, court, authorizes enslavement of Indians, 131 Rauch, missionary in New York, 162 Raudot, Jacques, intendant, authorizes Indian slavery, 63; issues ordinance against slaves’ running away, 99 Reaping, occupation of Indian slaves, 37 Renault, sent to Louisiana, 102