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The development of personal liberty in Great Britain, France and their colonies [electronic resource] : an historical sketch

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Signed (p. 19): Toronto, Cleland Hamilton.Cover title."Reprinted from "The Canadian Law review," March, 1905."Includes bibliographical references.Electronic reproduction.Edmonton, Alta. :Internet Archive,2008-.(Internet Archive - University of Alberta Libraries).19 p. ; 26 cm.44
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Keywords

  1. Esclavage
  2. Liberty
  3. Slaver
  4. Slavery

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