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				<title>The Concept of Property and Ownership in the Antebellum American South: Slaves, Slaveholders, Theft, Conflict and the Law</title>
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				<description>By John  Wood - The role of personal property in our lives is one that to a very great extent we take for granted. We, in a crowded country such as the UK, all clearly understand that some things are &amp;lsquo;ours&amp;rsquo;, some things &amp;lsquo;others&amp;rsquo; and some things &amp;lsquo;public&amp;rsquo;, most people in Western society have a fully developed conception of ownership and property from an early age. For slaves, condemned by law to be treated as property due to being the descendants of black Africans imported in the pre-revolutionary period,1 and their white masters, as those who owned other human beings as property...</description>
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