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The Robineau succession: a difficult estate settlement of a planter in Saint-Domingue. France He left Paez in charge

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He left Paez in charge of Venezuela with the title of jefe superior

1 January 1817

Oldendorp was critical of the brutal treatment of enslaved people

and they were considered capable and that they could continue to participate in society

The Robineau succession: a difficult estate settlement of a planter in Saint-Domingue. France He left Paez in charge[Succession documents of Jean Baptiste Robineau (ca. 1680 1730)]. Le Cap (Saint Domingue), 1732[1733]. Set of 3 documents, folio, (2), (4), and (2) pp. Loose. [With:] Lettres de rescision. Le Cap (Saint Domingue) and Paris, 1735[1749]. Folio, (7) pp. Sewn with blue silk ties. Following his disappearance at sea in October 1730, the planter Jean Baptiste Robineau left a substantial estate in northern Saint Domingue, including two habitations near Cap

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