On the record
Yet this is precisely, and in totidem verbis, what the pro-slavery argument says to the respondent when he is brought before the commissioner and put in peril of his freedom.
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gutenberg.orgYet this is precisely, and in totidem verbis, what the pro-slavery argument says to the respondent when he is brought before the commissioner and put in peril of his freedom.
Mann criticizes the pro-slavery argument for denying individuals their rights in legal proceedings.
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