Granted, the FWI Indians had to renounce most of their cultural, linguistic and religious indianness under the pressures of French and Christian acculturation that was already the condition of the Blacks when the first indentured workers arrived.
The FWI Indians were granted. The FWI Indians had to renounce most of their cultural, linguistic and religious indianness under the pressures of French and Christian acculturation. These pressures of French and Christian acculturation was already the condition of the Blacks. The first indentured workers arrived.