„… slaves,and, in the opinion of Puffendorf (sic!), their bondage naturally arose, in the infancy of society …” „… Gegen-teil: Es wurde mehrfach in sie eingeschrieben. Das Wort „slave“ wird man in derVerfassung von 1787 zwar …” „… ; that the master's right of property in the slave has not beenaffected either by the declaration of …”

„… are created equal’ and that there can be no moral rightin connection with one man's making a slave of …” „… for a slave I must necessarily want her for awife. My understanding is that I can just let her alone …” „… dem1.1.1863„all person held as slaves within any State, or any designated part of a State, the …”

„… ........................................................2.153„The one pervading purpose: the freedom of the slave race“ a) 153Amendment XIII …”

„… Slave Code in Theory and Practice, New York 1853. Gosepath, Stefan: Gleichheit in Habermas’ und Dworkins …”

„… restrict the free exercise of thoserights, were substitutes for the slave system, so the exclusion of …”

„… .« Boots usually were overloaded – the ›ratio‹ of 4 slaves/ton of ship was even higher than in the …” „… a safe harbor for escaped slaves and a mythical meeting place of religions − is still connected to …” „… slave trade and what Gilroy named the »Black At lantic«47 that shapes (post)-colonial connections …”

„… showed by robbing ships and making slaves of stranded seafarers (PP, p. 118); 2) the inhospitableness of …” „… report that »Millions of people around the world still suffer in silence in slave-like situations of …”

„… , als er seine zweite »Slaven«-Frau und ihren Sohn verstieß. Dasselbe gilt für die Geschichte von …”

„… part of the species, under the denomination of slaves, have been treated by the law exactly upon the …”

„… Eigenes zu teilen hat. Bei den alten Slaven pflegte man einen Kult der Gastfreund schaft, der das …”

„… was notas members of civil or political society, but as slaves, as property in the strictestsense of …” „… , either the runaway slave of theking, or of the church, or of any other man, shall be found by his master …” „… receive his slaves by that lawwhich has been established from ancient times among them.500”“In France …”

„… take a slave to France, Spain, or any other countryof Europe, without emancipating him…502”Selbst der …” „… Entscheidung „The Slave, Grace(1827)“; andererseits versuchte er durch umfangreiche ausländische Hinweise …”

„… for the July 1837 issue of the Anti-Slavery Record featured a woodcut of a runaway slave. In an essay …” „… discussing the runaway slave, the abolitionist editor, Elizur Wright, rewrote the typical American reading of …” „… African American slaves escaping subjugation, cruelty and coercion in the United States.6In Wright’s …”

„… proud to become her willing slaves!« quoted in Sandifer 2013, 51.12 George Perez later adjusted Mercury …” „… the requirements of their respec-tive laws: »We are slaves to the law.«78 Diana’s bond to the ancient …”

„… /Schottroff, Art. Sklaverei.4 Anders van Seters, Law of the Hebrew Slave, der das Bundesbuch als jünger alsdie …” „… Slave; Lemche, Manu-mission.10 Vgl. Lohfink, Art. יִׁשְפָח , 125.11 Ostwald, Freedom and the Greeks, 43 …” „… : „[…] the difference between ‚slave‘ and‚free‘ remained more blurred than in other cultures, particularly …”

„… , David M., Black and Slave. The Origins and History of the Curse of Ham(SBR 10), Berlin / Boston: De …”