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1852 GEORGIA "BLACK LAWS." State of Georgia can Imprison Free and Enslaved Blacks for being a "Nuisance." Evangelist

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1852 GEORGIA "BLACK LAWS." State of Georgia can Imprison Free and Enslaved Blacks for being a "Nuisance." EvangelistA fascinating volume of Southern laws published during the same period as the passing of the Fugitive Slave Act, etc., and a sort of "case in point," illustrating the non personed way in which enslaved persons and free people of color in the South were thought of and treated by the legal structures of the time. Note that even with the very meagre protections provided here, a footnote to the Act indicates that, according to the Decision of the [State]

The Deceitfulness of the Heart

'Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude (should) exist

John Clipperton

Published by Poe & Hitchcock

perhaps I have begun to go as the rest did

is no where usual

An Improved Breed of Men [Early Eugenics

when to the azure west bright Phoebus sinks

Late Governor and Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Provinces

To which is Prefixed a Large Preface by the Said Author

Parker & E

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