"A masterful study of the demography of seventeenth-century Virginia . The essays in this book, originally presented during the James W. Richard Lectures at the University of Virginia, combine the best secondary works on whites, Indians, and blacks with a judicious combing of primary sources and imaginative use of statistics . Like [Mr. Craven's] other definitive works on this period, White, Red, and Black is an indispensable book for those interested in colonial, southern, and black history." --John W. Blassingame, Journal of Southern History.