People without rights : an interpretation of the fundamentals of the law of slavery in the U.S. South
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- author: Andrew Fede
- publication date: 1992
- book publisher: Garland Pub
- book series: Routledge revivals
- book subjects: Slavery-Law and legislation-United States-History, Slavery-United States-History, African Americans-Legal status, laws, etc.-History
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