[511] Whitelocke, 474.
[512] Scobell, 1650, Oct. 3rd.
[513] State Papers. Colonial. Feb. 1st, 1651.
[514] Ibid. Colonial. Oct. 31st, 1651.
[515] State Papers. Colonial. Nov. 13th, 1651.
[516] Ibid., Dec. 14th, 1651.
[517] State Papers. Colonial. Dec. 27th, 1651.
[518] State Papers. Colonial. 1651, Dec. 26th: 1652, Jan. 9th.
[519] Ibid. 1653, Aug. 28th, Sept. 19th. Calendar, 408.
A large mass of correspondence respecting Barbadoes may be found in the Record Office. Barbadoes had been a place of banishment for the Irish taken at Drogheda, and thither were also sent the Royalists who were made prisoners at Exeter and Ilchester. In a Royalist pamphlet entitled, England's Slavery, or Barbadoes Merchandize, (1659,) a melancholy account is given of the barbarous treatment of seventy-two freeborn Englishmen who uncondemned had been sold into slavery.