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- Elias_Neau abstract "Elias Neau (1662 – 7 September 1722), born Élie Neau, in Moëze, Saintonge, was a French Huguenot who was imprisoned in the Bastille, went to New York where he was a prosperous merchant, and on visiting France in the 1690s was sentenced to a life sentence as a galley slave. After being freed, he became an Anglican catechist to \"Negroes and Indians\". In 1706, he secured passage of a bill in New York stating that slaves could be catechized.".
- Elias_Neau comment "Elias Neau (1662 – 7 September 1722), born Élie Neau, in Moëze, Saintonge, was a French Huguenot who was imprisoned in the Bastille, went to New York where he was a prosperous merchant, and on visiting France in the 1690s was sentenced to a life sentence as a galley slave. After being freed, he became an Anglican catechist to \"Negroes and Indians\". In 1706, he secured passage of a bill in New York stating that slaves could be catechized.".