Argument of Robert J. Walker, esq., before the Supreme court of the United States, on the Mississippi slave question, at January term, 1841.
Involving the power of Congress and of the states to prohibit the inter-state slave trade.
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Author
Contributions
- Groves, Moses, plaintiff in error. - Contributor
- Slaughter, Robert, fl. 1841, defendant in error. - Contributor
- United States. Supreme Court. - Contributor
Publication
1841 - Printed by J. C. Clark, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Language
English
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Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6531028M
- OCLC Control Number24613704
- Internet Archiveargumentofrobert00walk
- Library of Congress Control Number11012574
Classifications
- LCCKF4545.S5 W35 1841
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LawSlaverySlave-tradeSlave tradeTrials, litigationLaw and legislationSlavery -- United StatesGroves, Moses -- Trials, litigation, etcSlave-trade -- Law and legislation -- MississippiSlave-trade -- Law and legislation -- United StatesSlaughter, Robert, fl. 1841 -- Trials, litigation, etc
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