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@karlbykarlsmith @zackbeauchamp @michaelbd @willwilkinson @DamonLinker Initially, slaveholders are reluctant to "Christianize" enslaved Africans. You see this in the response to the "Proposition for encouraging the Christian Education of Indians, Negroes, and Mulatto Children" introduced in the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1699. — PolitiTweet.org

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@karlbykarlsmith @zackbeauchamp @michaelbd @willwilkinson @DamonLinker The first crop of pro-slavery Christian arguments emerge in this period, as slaveholders are struck with religious fervor like the rest of the population. Critically, this is entrepreneurial. — PolitiTweet.org

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@karlbykarlsmith @zackbeauchamp @michaelbd @willwilkinson @DamonLinker It was introduced by Scottish minister James Blair, highest ranking religious leader in Virginia, as part of an effort to pacify enslaved populations. But planters were skeptical. — PolitiTweet.org

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