[10] From 1729 to 1788, including compensation to the old company, Parliament expended L705,255 on African companies. Cf. _Report_, etc., as above. [11] Various amendatory statutes were passed: e.g., 24 George II. ch. 49, 25 George II. ch. 40, 4 George III. ch. 20, 5 George III. ch. 44, 23 George III. ch. 65. [12] Renatus Enys from Surinam, in 1663: Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers, Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1661-68_, Sec. 577. [13] Thomas Lynch from Jamaica, in 1665: Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers, Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1661-68_, Sec. 934. [14] Lieutenant-Governor Willoughby of Barbadoes, in 1666: Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers, Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1661-68_, Sec. 1281. [15] Smith, _History of New Jersey_ (1765), p. 254; Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers, Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1669-74_., Sec.Sec. 367, 398, 812. [16] _N.C. Col. Rec._, V. 1118. For similar instructions, cf. _Penn. Archives_, I. 306; _Doc. rel. Col. Hist. New York_, VI. 34; Gordon, _History of the American Revolution_, I. letter 2; _Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll._, 4th Ser. X. 642. [17] These figures are from the above-mentioned _Report_, Vol. II. Part IV. Nos. 1, 5. See also Bancroft, _History of the United States_ (1883), II. 274 ff; Bandinel, _Account of the Slave Trade_, p. 63; Benezet, _Caution to Great Britain_, etc., pp. 39-40, and _Historical Account of Guinea_, ch. xiii. [18] Compare earlier slave codes in South Carolina, Georgia, Jamaica, etc.; also cf. Benezet, _Historical Account of Guinea_, p. 75; _Report_, etc., as above. [19] Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers, Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1574-1660_, pp. 229, 271, 295; _1661-68_, Sec.Sec. 61, 412, 826, 1270, 1274, 1788; _1669-74_., Sec.Sec. 508, 1244; Bolzius and Von Reck, _Journals_ (in Force, _Tracts_, Vol. IV. No. 5, pp. 9, 18); _Proceedings of Governor and Assembly of Jamaica in regard to the Maroon Negroes_ (London, 1796). [20] Sainsbury, _Cal. State Papers, Col. Ser., America and W. Indies, 1661-68_, Sec. 1679. * * * * * _Chapter II_ THE PLANTING COLONIES. 3. Character of these Colonies. 4. Restrictions in Georgia. 5. Restrictions in South Carolina. 6. Restrictions in North Carolina. 7. Restrictions in Virginia. 8. Restrictions in Maryland. 9. General Character of these Restrictions.