Bound Labor: How Servitude Became Slavery

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Sample responses here show what counts as a grounded reading of the 1705 statute and a defensible position on the Bacon's Rebellion argument, with grading guidance for the freedom-dues comparison so a well-reasoned but incomplete answer is simple to credit fairly.

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