The Thirteenth Amendment and American Freedom: A Legal History (Constitutional Amendments)
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The Thirteenth Amendment and American Freedom: A Legal History (Constitutional Amendments)

by Alexander Tsesis

History Law
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The Thirteenth Amendment and American Freedom presents a legal history of the constitutional amendment that abolished slavery in the United States. Alexander Tsesis examines its place in American freedom and constitutional development, making this a focused resource for readers of law, history, politics, and constitutional studies.

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The Thirteenth Amendment and American Freedom explores the constitutional history of the amendment that abolished slavery in the United States.

Alexander Tsesis places the amendment within the broader development of American freedom and constitutional law.

This book offers a focused legal-historical examination of the amendment and its significance in the American constitutional order.

It is suited to readers interested in constitutional amendments, American history, legal studies, and the relationship between law and freedom.

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