An incomplete file titled “Liberation of an enslaved woman” names María, a mulatta child about three years old, and identifies her mother Francisca as mulatta. The surviving description does not establish the case’s outcome or the exact legal claim. It nevertheless reveals how questions of freedom reached across generations and how children’s status was bound to their mothers under colonial slavery.
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Why is the 1677 María case described cautiously?
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The file is incomplete, and its summary does not establish the outcome.