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Great piece, and yet I am struck by the complete absence of reference to Native Americans who were also enslaved and denied rights. An excellent novel by Geraldine Brooks entitled Caleb's Crossing gives a short version of relationships between Christians and Native Americans (especially when one wants to attend Harvard).