1853 W. H. WARNER. Constitutional Liberties of America Available to All, Including Slaves. Important Work. VellumA scarce early treatment of the nature of the "liberties" guaranteed in America by influential New York attorney, W. H. Warner. A rare "technical" work attempting to demonstrate from a Constitutional perspective that slaves share in the American promise. His conversations on the right of "place," etc,. has direct bearing on the Fugitive Slave Act, and he discusses the critical nature of the Founder's documents identification of slaves as "persons" as
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