Freedom Takes No Step Backwards
Freedom Takes No Step Backwards
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Farmer, (9 Georgia Reports, ) the court decided that if there was no statute prohibiting it, it was no crime to kill a slave: " Licensed to hold slave property, the Georgia planter held the slave as a chattel ; and whence did he derive title? Either directly from the slave trader, or from those who held under him, and he from the slave captor in Africa. The property in the slave in the planter became, thus, just the property of the original captor. In the absence of any statutory limitation on ...that prop- erty, he holds it as unqualifiedly as the first proprietor held it, and his title and the extent of his property were sanctioned by the usage of nations which had grown into law. There is no sensible account to be given of property in slaves here but this. What were, then, the rights of the African chief in the slave which he had cap- tured in war? The slave was his to sell, or to give, or to kill. " Again : the North Carolina supreme court, in the case of the State vs. Mann, (2 Devereux's Re- ports, page 268.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Farmer, (9 Georgia Reports, ) the court decided that if there was no statute prohibiting it, it was no crime to kill a slave: " Licensed to hold slave property, the Georgia planter held the slave as a chattel ; and whence did he derive title? Either directly from the slave trader, or from those who held under him, and he from the slave captor in Africa. The property in the slave in the planter became, thus, just the property of the original captor. In the absence of any statutory limitation on ...that prop- erty, he holds it as unqualifiedly as the first proprietor held it, and his title and the extent of his property were sanctioned by the usage of nations which had grown into law. There is no sensible account to be given of property in slaves here but this. What were, then, the rights of the African chief in the slave which he had cap- tured in war? The slave was his to sell, or to give, or to kill. " Again : the North Carolina supreme court, in the case of the State vs. Mann, (2 Devereux's Re- ports, page 268.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison G Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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