The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States of America - 1638-1870 by W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt) Du Bois
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[27] _Ibid._, IV. 317, 394; V. 28, 160, 318; VI. 217, 353; VII. 281; VIII. 190, 336, 532. [28] _Ibid._, V. 92; VI. 417, 419, 461, 466. [29] _Ibid._, VII. 69, 81. [30] _Ibid._, VII. 363, 383. [31] _Ibid._, VIII. 237, 337. [32] _Miscellaneous Papers, 1672-1865_, in _Va. Hist. Soc. Coll._, New Ser., VI. 14; Tucker, _Blackstone's Commentaries_, I. Part II. App., 51. [33] Hening, _Statutes_, IX. 112. [34] Importation by sea or by land was prohibited, with a penalty of £1000 for illegal importation and £500 for buying or selling. The Negro was freed, if illegally brought in. This law was revised somewhat in 1785. Cf. Hening, _Statutes_, IX. 471; XII. 182. [35] The following is a summary of the legislation of the colony of Maryland; details will be found in Appendix A:-- 1695, Duty Act: 10_s._ 1704, " " 20_s._ 1715, " " " |
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