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? 1. Elements of colonial slavery 1
? 2. Regulations as to fugitives 2
? 3. Treatment of fugitives 3
? 4. Regulations in New England colonies 4
? 5. Escapes in New England: Attucks case 5
? 6. Dutch regulations in New Netherlands 6
? 7. Escapes from New Amsterdam 6
? 8. Intercolonial regulations 7
? 9. Intercolonial cases 8
? 10. International relations 9
? 11. International cases 10
? 12. Relations with the mother country 11
? 13. Regulation under the Articles of Confederation 12
? 14. Ordinance for the Northwest Territory 13
? 15. The Fugitive question in the Constitutional Conventions 14
? 16. Effect of the fugitive slave clause in the Constitution 16
? 17. The first Fugitive Slave Act 16
? 18. Discussion of the first act 18
? 19. Propositions of 1797 and 1802 19
? 20. Propositions from 1817 to 1822 21
? 21. Period of the Missouri Compromise 23
? 22. Status of the question from 1823 to 1847 24
? 23. Canada and Mexico places of refuge 25
? 24. Status of fugitives on the high seas 26
? 25. Kidnapping from 1793 to 1850: Prigg case 27
? 26. Necessity of more stringent fugitive slave provisions 28
? 27. Action of Congress from 1847 to 1850 28
? 28. Slavery in the District of Columbia 29
? 29. The second Fugitive Slave Act 29
? 30. Provisions of the second Fugitive Slave Act 30
? 31. Arguments for the bill 31
? 32. Arguments against the bill 32
? 33. Change in character of cases 34
? 34. The first case of rescue 35
? 35. President Washington's demand for a fugitive 35
? 36. Kidnapping cases 36
? 37. Jones case 36
? 38. Solomon Northup case 37
? 39. Washington case 38
? 40. Oberlin case 38
? 41. Interference and rescues 38
? 42. Chickasaw rescue 38
? 43. Philadelphia case 39
? 44. Latimer case 39
? 45. Ottoman case 40
? 46. Interstate relations 41
? 47. Boston and Isaac cases 41
? 48. Ohio and Kentucky cases 41
? 49. Prosecutions 42
? 50. Van Zandt, Pearl, and Walker cases 42
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