Colonists focused on increasing the population to establish Virginia as a true and transformed colony. In 1671, the Governor of Virginia, William Berkeley, reported to the crown that Virginia now inhabited over 40,000 people. This number included men, women, and children. He went on to say that two thousand of them were black slaves, six thousand were Christian servants, and the rest were born in Virginia or had come to settle in order to better their condition...
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He went on to say that two thousand of them were black slaves, six thousand were Christian servants, and the rest were born in Virginia or had come to settle in order to better their condition. Governor Berkeley notes that Virginia annually brings in about 1500 servants. He states that most of them are English, few are Scotch or Irish, and no more than two or three ships of Negroes are brought in within a seven year period (Document E)...
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