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Apprenticeships are different than indentures. The former is a way for a person to learn a trade, whereas the latter is a labor contract. One can learn a trade under an indenture, and some apprenticeships were contractual. The two are intertangled. There is an excellent article on the apprenticships of free persons of color available at https://chathamhistory.org/resources/Documents/PDFs/ResearchArticles/ApprenticeshipsInvolvingFreeChildrenofColor.pdf. | Apprenticeships are different than indentures. The former is a way for a person to learn a trade, whereas the latter is a labor contract. One can learn a trade under an indenture, and some apprenticeships were contractual. The two are intertangled. There is an excellent article on the apprenticships of free persons of color available at the [https://chathamhistory.org/resources/Documents/PDFs/ResearchArticles/ApprenticeshipsInvolvingFreeChildrenofColor.pdf Chatham County Historical Association]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 26 July 2022
Apprenticeships are different than indentures. The former is a way for a person to learn a trade, whereas the latter is a labor contract. One can learn a trade under an indenture, and some apprenticeships were contractual. The two are intertangled. There is an excellent article on the apprenticships of free persons of color available at the Chatham County Historical Association.