The Caracas cabildo record identifies Salvador, a Black man, as a public town crier. The brief entry offers evidence of an African-descended person performing a visible civic role, while the record does not specify his legal status.
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What does the 1616 entry say about Salvador?
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The record identifies Salvador as a Black public crier; it does not specify his status.
The 1616 record proves Salvador was enslaved.
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It identifies him as a Black public crier but does not state legal status.