US Anti Slavery Legislation

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Limitations On Slavery

1889

Ten Per Cent Duty

1868

Man-Stealing Made A Capital Offence

1850

Declaration Against Man-Stealing

1890

Duty Of 15 Guilders

1868

Perpetual Slavery Prohibited

1856

Ten Per Cent Export Duty

1868

Slavery Regulated

1879

Law Against Man-Stealing

1865

Slavery Prohibited

1676

First Protest Of Friends Against Slave-Trade

1900

10 Silver Duty Act

1765

Protest Of Friends

1864

White Servants Encouraged

1837

20 Silver Duty Act

1809

Duty Act

1837

RegID	Date	Title	Publisher	Source Type
AS-OB-1	1889	Limitations On Slavery	Rockwell and Churchill, City Printers	Unknown
AS-OB-2	1868	Ten Per Cent Duty	Weed, Parsons and Company	Unknown
AS-OB-3	1850	Man-Stealing Made A Capital Offence	Hartford, Brown & Parsons	Unknown
AS-OB-4	1890	Declaration Against Man-Stealing	Rockwell and Churchill, Printers	Unknown
AS-OB-5	1868	Duty Of 15 Guilders	Weed, Parsons and Company	Unknown
AS-OB-6	1856	Perpetual Slavery Prohibited	A. C. Greene and Brothers, State printers	Unknown
AS-OB-7	1868	Ten Per Cent Export Duty	Weed, Parsons and Company	Unknown
AS-OB-8	1879	Slavery Regulated	L.S. Hart, State Printer	Unknown
AS-OB-9	1865	Law Against Man-Stealing	U.P. James	Unknown
AS-OB-10	1676	Slavery Prohibited	Oxford University Press	Unknown
AS-OB-11	1900	First Protest Of Friends Against Slave-Trade	Libary of Congress	Unknown
AS-OB-12	1765	10 Silver Duty Act	Jonas Green	Unknown
AS-OB-13	1864	Protest Of Friends	J.B. Lippincott & Co.	Unknown
AS-OB-14	1837	White Servants Encouraged	A.S. Johnson	Unknown
AS-OB-15	1809	20 Silver Duty Act	Samuel Pleasants, junior, printer to the commonwealth	Unknown
AS-OB-16	1837	Duty Act	A.S. Johnson	Unknown