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Bondsman's Burden

Name: Bondsman's Burden
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02033426
Price: 45.02 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Wahl
ISBN: 9780521521383

An Economic Analysis of the Common Law of Southern Slavery

Wahl

Jenny Bourne (St Olaf College

Minnesota)

Език

Английски език

Книга С меки корици

Код Либристо: 02033426

Издателство Cambridge University Press, август 2002

Were slaves property or human beings under the law? In crafting answers to this question, Southern j... Цялото описание

Код Либристо: 02033426

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Were slaves property or human beings under the law? In crafting answers to this question, Southern judges designed efficient laws that protected property rights and helped slavery remain economically viable. But, by preserving property rights, they sheltered the persons embodied by that property - the slaves themselves. Slave law therefore had unintended consequences: it generated rules that judges could apply to free persons, precedents that became the foundation for laws designed to protect ordinary Americans. The Bondsman's Burden, first published in 1998, provides a rigorous and compelling economic analysis of the common law of Southern slavery, inspecting thousands of legal disputes heard in Southern antebellum courts, disputes involving servants, employees, accident victims, animals, and other chattel property, as well as slaves. The common law, although it supported the institution of slavery, did not favor every individual slave owner who brought a grievance to court.