Searching For The Reality of Indentured Servitude
By: Sarah Whitaker

In today’s world, when we say indentured servant or slaves, we automatically think of the words: horrible; wrong; or unfair! Well, to many that is what would come to our mind. However for Marcus Jernegan author of The Economic and Social Influence of The Indentured Servant, he thought differently. In this paper I am going to show you two different views of indentured servitude. One might surprise you, and the other you may agree with. First is a man named Marcus Jernegan, who says that it was overall beneficial and helped our economy. The other view is of Robert Divine, author of America Past and Present, who says it was not beneficial. Then I will explore three different sources who will either agree with Jernegan or Divine. These three interpretations will lead to the most reasonable interpretation of Indentured Servitude as we will know it.
In Marcus Jernegan’s article, The Economic and Social......

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