Periodical pressure
Persecution of Huguenots
Persecution for religion
PERSONAL NARRATIVES
Philanthropist
Philip II. and the Moors
Physicians not employed for slaves
Physicians of slaves
Physician’s statement
Pig-sties more comfortable than slave-huts
Plantations
Pleas for cruelty to slaves
Ploughs and whips equally common
Pliny
Poles, Russian clemency to
Polycarp
“Poor African slave”
Portuguese slaves
Pothinus
Prayer of slaves
Praying and slave-whipping in the same room
Praying slaves whipped
Preacher claims a dead slave
Preacher hung
Preachers, cringing of
Preacher’s “hands tied”
Preachers silenced
Pregnant slaves
    " " whipped
Presbyterian Elders at Lynchburg
Presbyterian minister killed his slave
Presbyterian slave-trader
Presbyterian woman desirious to cut A.T.’s throat
Presentment of the Grand Jury at Cheraw
Pretexts for slavery absurd
Prisons in the District of Columbia
Prison slave

PRIVATIONS OF THE SLAVES—­
  Clothing
  Dwellings
  Food
  Kinds of food
  Labor
  Number of meals
  Quality of food
  Quantity of food
  Time of meals.

Promiscuous concubinage
“Property”
    " ‘loss of’
Protection of slaves
Protestants in France
Provisions, allowance of
Public opinion destroys fundamental rights,
  " " diabolical
  " " protects the slave
Punishment of slaves
Punishments
Purchasing a wife
Puryer “the devil”
Putrid backs of slaves

Q.

Quality of food
Quantity of food

R.

Race of slaves murdered every seven years
Randolph John will of
   " " description of slavedrivers
   " " “Doe faces”
Rations
Rearing of slaves
Relaxation, no time for
Religious persecutions
Respect for woman lost
Rest, hours of
Restraints, legal
Retort of a boy
Rhode Island, kidnappers and pirates of
Rice plantations
Richmond Whig
Rio Janeiro slavery at
Riot at Natchez
Riots in the United States
Robespierre
Romans
Roman slavery
Runaways
RUNAWAY SLAVES—­
   Advertisements for
   Baptist man and woman
   Buried alive
   Chilton’s
   Converted
   “Dead or alive”
   Head on a pole
   Hung
   Hunting of
   Intelligent man
   Jim Dragon
   Luke
   Man buried
    " dragged by a horse
    " maimed
    " murdered
    " severe punishments of
    " shot
    " " by Baptist preacher
    " taken from jail
    " tied and driven
    " to his wife
    " whipped to death
   Many, annually shot I
  Stallard’s man
  White Peter
  Young woman