Rhode Island, slaves in, 110, 128–130, 187, 236; limits bondage of Indians to term of years, 150; general assembly so orders, 151; sends Indians back to Plymouth, 151; Indian slaves brought to from South Carolina, 180; act against importing Indians, 191, 192; act to prevent abuse of apprenticeship, 199; sentences Indians to slavery as punishment, 205; levies import duties on Indians, 235; votes to enlist Indian slaves, 248; religious condition of slaves in, 274; legislation shows Indian slaves unsatisfactory, 292; indentured Indians in, 295; prices of Indian slaves in, 299; abolishes Indian slavery, 316; legislation concerning Spanish Indians, 319 Ribaut, instructions from Queen of France, 72; seizes Indians, 72 Rowlandson, Mrs., taken prisoner by Indians, 47 Roxbury, Indian slaves in, 109 Rye, declares Indian slaves taxables, 232 Saguenay, 72, 79 St. Augustine, 30, 107; expedition against, 119, 120, 135; Indians captured at, 285 St. Denis, enslaved by Indians, 47 St. George, manor, Indian slaves in, 114 St. Lawrence, river, 36 St. Miguel, 53 St. Peters, Indian slaves in, 271 St. Thomas, parish, 107 Salem, indentured servants in, 295; Indians slaves in, 298, 299 Salishan, tribe, 33 San Diego, 60 San Domingo, 102 Sandiford, Ralph, opposed to Indian slavery, 306 Sandwich, Indians in, 147; court sentences Indians to slavery, 203 Sarrow, tribe, sells Indians in Virginia, 186 Sassacus, chief, 123 Sauk, tribe, 32 Savannah, tribe, prey on other tribes, sell captives, 170; break treaty, 170; reduced in numbers, 287 Savoile, owns Indian slaves, 77 Sayle, governor of Carolina, 169 Schuyler, Arient, owns Indian slaves, 114, 217 Schuylkill, river, 29 Seabrook, Fort, Indian captives to be sent to, 138 Seneca, tribe, 29; carry Indian slave boy from South Carolina, 224 Serpent, Nation of the, 75 Sewall, Samuel, intercedes to prevent enslavement of Indians, 204; admires marriage of whites and Indians, 253; on sale of Indians, 298; opposed to Indian slavery, 305 Sharp, Granville, opposed to Indian slavery, 306 Sharpe, pastor in New York, to S. P. G. T. P., 268 Shawnee, tribe, 29; enslaved, 173 Shekomeka, Indian town in New York, 162 Short, Elizabeth, purchases Indian, 270 Shrimpton, Mr., quarters Indians on Noddle’s Island, 143 Shurt, Abraham, prevents union of Massachusetts and Maine Indians, 160 Smallcomb, Thomas, owns Indian slaves, 119; sells Indians, 301 Smith, Captain John, 36; expedition to New England, 158; William, owns Indian slaves, 114 Snake, tribe, 32 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, purpose of American missionaries, 265; allows missionaries to work among slaves, 266; response to missionaries, 268; drafts bill to aid conversion of slaves, 268