-
without salary for a
specific number of years. The
contract called an "
indenture", may be
entered voluntarily for a
prepaid lump sum, as
payment for some...
- An
indenture is a
legal contract that
reflects an
agreement between two parties.
Although the term is most
familiarly used to
refer to a
labor contract...
- The
Indian indenture system was a
system of
indentured servitude, by
which more than 1.6 million
workers from
British India were
transported to labour...
- The
Tripartite Indenture was an
agreement made in
February 1405
among Owain Glyndŵr,
Edmund Mortimer, and
Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland, agreeing...
- In the 18th century, the term more
commonly referred to
migrant Indian indentured labourers. In the 19th century,
during the
British colonial era, the term...
-
Indentured servitude in
British America was the
prominent system of
labor in the
British American colonies until it was
eventually supplanted by slavery...
-
Irish indentured servants were
Irish people who
became indentured servants in
territories under the
control of the
British Empire, such as the British...
- 1890s, in
South Africa,
where too
Gandhi was po****r
among the
Indian indentured workers.
After he
returned to India,
people flocked to
Gandhi because...
- blackbirding,
where South Sea
Islanders were
coerced or
abducted into
indentured labour,
mainly by
Queensland colonists. From 1886,
Australian colonial...
-
achieved wealth in the
early 17th-century
Colony of Virginia. Held as an "
indentured servant" in 1621, he
earned his
freedom after several years and was granted...
