Southern Slavery and the Law, 1619-1860 (Studies in Legal History)
Thomas D. Morris examines Southern slavery through the lens of legal history, covering the years 1619 to 1860. Part of the Studies in Legal History series, this scholarly volume offers readers an focused look at the role of law in the history of slavery in the American South.
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Southern Slavery and the Law, 1619-1860 examines the relationship between slavery and law in the American South.
Covering the period from 1619 through 1860, the book presents a historical study of legal issues connected with Southern slavery.
Written by Thomas D. Morris, this volume is part of the Studies in Legal History series and will interest readers of American history and legal history.
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