Slavery: Federal Cases 1783 through 1864
| SLAVERYFederal Cases 1783 through 1864 |
| Abolition | Contracts and Slaves | Criminal Law and Slaves | Family Life and Slaves |
| Fugitive slaves | Hiring of slaves | Inheritance and Slaves | Legality of slavery |
| Manumission | Personal rights/ disabilities | Property in slaves | Regulation of Slaves |
| Rights of property | Slave Trade | Slaves in Court | Slaves and freedom |
| Status in general | Torts and slaves | Transfers of slaves | Who were slaves |
Race, Racism and the Law
Vernellia R. Randall
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