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Eleven African indentured servants petition the Councilof New Netherlands when

  • Jan 1, 1644
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Eleven African indentured servants petition the Council

of New Netherlands when they are denied their freedom after

18 years of service to the Dutch West India Company; the council

rules in their favor and awards them a parcel of

land in what is present-day Greenwich Village, NYC.

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