quadroon उदाहरण वाक्य

Typical terms included some financial payment to the parent, financial and / or housing arrangements for the quadroon herself, and, many times, paternal recognition of any children the union produced.
The character of Eliza in the 1852 novel " Uncle Tom's Cabin " was a quadroon slave whose child also appeared to be " all-but-white ".
Lydia Maria Child's 1842 short story " The Quadroons " is generally credited as the first work of literature to feature a tragic mulatta, to garner support for emancipation and equal rights.
These arrangements were a common occurrence, Guillory suggests, because the highly educated, socially refined quadroons were prohibited from marrying white men and were unlikely to find Black men of their own status.
Guillory posits the quadroon balls as the best among severely limited options for these near-white women, a way for them to control their sexuality and decide the price of their own bodies.

Quadroons were Creoles with at least three-quarters white ancestry . ) The balls were attended by people from the Creole community, and by white men looking for young women as pla�age partners.
He focused mostly on women of mixed racial ancestry, and did numerous portraits documenting women of varying African-blood quantities ( " octoroon, " " quadroon, " " mulatto " ).
Due to this migration, it decreased the amount of coloreds and blacks : the black population dropped to 12 %, the mulatto population to 8 %, and the quadroons to 31 %.
In the disclaimer of " The Quadroon ", Mayne Reid states the purpose of his anti-slavery novel is " neither to aid the abolitionist, nor glorify the planter ".
In the 1890 census, for instance, blacks were asked to choose among four ethnic labels : black, mulatto, quadroon and octoroon, depending upon the degree of white blood in their ancestry.