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FOOTNOTES:
FOOTNOTES:
[76] H.O. Flipper's translation of Castaneda de Nafera's narrative.
[77] Johnston: Negro in the New World, p. 109.
[78] Bryce: South America, pp. 479-480.
[79] I.e., mulattoes.
[80] Inter-Racial Problems, p. 381.
[81] Smith: General History of Virginia.
[82] La Croix: Mémoires sur la Révolution, I, 253, 408.
[83] Marquis d'Hermonas. Cf. Johnston: Negro in the New World, p. 158.
[84] DeWitt Talmage, in Christian Herald, November 28, 1906.
[85] Aimes: African Institutions in America (reprinted from Journal of American Folk Lore), p. 25.
[86] Brown: History of San Domingo, II, 158-159.
[87] See Leger: Hayti, Chap. XI.
[88] Cf. Chapter V, p. 69.
[89] Johnston: Negro in the New World.
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