Fugitive Slaves by Marion Gleason McDougall
§ 1. Elements of colonial slavery
§ 2. Regulations as to fugitives (1640-1700)
§ 3. Treatment of fugitives
§ 4. Regulations in New England colonies
§ 5. Escapes in New England: Attucks case
§ 6. Dutch regulations in New Netherlands
§ 7. Escapes from New Amsterdam
§ 8. Intercolonial regulations
§ 9. Intercolonial cases
§ 10. International relations
§ 11. International cases
§ 12. Relations with the mother country
§ 13. Regulation under the Articles of Confederation (1781-1788)
§ 14. Ordinance for the Northwest Territory (1787)
§ 15. The Fugitive question in the Constitutional Conventions
Chapter 1 LEGISLATION AND CASES BEFORE THE CONSTITUTION.
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Chapter 2 LEGISLATION FROM 1789 TO 1850.
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Chapter 3 PRINCIPAL CASES FROM 1789 TO 1860.
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Chapter 4 FUGITIVES AND THEIR FRIENDS.
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Chapter 5 PERSONAL LIBERTY LAWS.
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Chapter 6 LEGISLATION AND CASES BEFORE THE CONSTITUTION. No.6
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Chapter 7 LEGISLATION FROM 1789 TO 1850. No.7
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Chapter 8 PRINCIPAL CASES FROM 1789 TO 1860. No.8
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Chapter 9 FUGITIVES AND THEIR FRIENDS. No.9
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Chapter 10 PERSONAL LIBERTY LAWS. No.10
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Chapter 11 THE END OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE QUESTION (1860-1865).
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