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Release Year
2003
ISBN
9780700612710
Publication Year
2003
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Book Title
Slave Law in the American South : State V. Mann in History and Literature
Author
Mark V. Tushnet
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Genre
Law, History
Topic
General, Legal History, United States / General
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
160 Pages

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Slavery in the American South could not have existed without the authority of law defining slaves as the property of their masters. But the fact that slaves were also human beings placed limits on this harsh reality. When the rigor of the law and the complex bonds of sentiment linking master and slave came into conflict, masters looked to the courts. In one such case, State v. Mann , North Carolina Supreme Court justice Thomas Ruffin ruled that masters could not be prosecuted for assaulting their slaves. In articulating the legal basis for his decision, Justice Ruffin also revealed his own view of the "logic of slavery," in which he sanctioned the owner's rights even as he expressed his own horror at the mistreatment of the slave. Legal historian Mark Tushnet, one of the foremost living authorities on antebellum slave law, now shows how studying such a simple case can illuminate an entire society. For those who detested slavery, the case represented all that was intolerable about that institution; for those who defended it, it raised vexing and persistent issues that could not be wished away. As further testament to the importance of State v. Mann , Harriet Beecher Stowe even made it central to her second antislavery novel, Dred. Tushnet discusses the opinion's place in the novel--in which she quoted liberally from Ruffin's decision--and evaluates other historians' interpretations of both the opinion and Stowe's provocative novel. Tushnet provides a finely detailed analysis of Ruffin's opinion, portraying the judge as a man compelled by law to uphold the slave-owner's right while moved as a Christian by the slave's maltreatment and ever hopeful that communal morality and a deep-seated sense of honor would moderate the excesses of slave owners. As Tushnet shows, however, slave law was a means for maintaining the ideological hegemony of the Southern master class. Slave Law in the American South paints a broad picture of a landmark case, tying together legal, historical, social, political, and even literary strands to show how the law itself was implicated in the persistence of slavery. It sheds new light on slavery and Southern history, as it probes the conscience of a troubled jurist incapable of fully transcending his times.

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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700612718
ISBN-13
9780700612710
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2476911

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Book Title
Slave Law in the American South : State V. Mann in History and Literature
Author
Mark V. Tushnet
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Legal History, United States / General
Publication Year
2003
Genre
Law, History
Number of Pages
160 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Kf4545.S5t874 2003
Reviews
"The virtues of [this book] are considerable. Perhaps most signal of these is Tushnets decision to analyze rather than moralize. . . . Along the way, we come to better understand the roles of the common law, statutes, and non-legal institutions in slaverys practice."Law and History Review "A notable contribution to the literature on slavery."Southern Historian "Tushnet teases from State v. Mann a remarkable amount of insight into the lives of masters and slaves in the antebellum South."The Federal Lawyer, While losing neither objectivity nor moral compass, Mark Tushnet skillfully navigates the murky waters of Southern judicial and legal logic. His inspired study highly deserves close and serious attention.-- Bertram Wyatt-Brown , author of The Shaping of Southern Culture: Honor, Grace, and War, 1760-1880s More than two decades ago, Tushnet ignited the field of slave law studies with his provocative and thoughtful overview of the subject, The American Law of Slavery, 1810-1860. Now he has given us the first book-length study of a classic American slave case. Comprehensive and insightful, it merits the attention of legal scholars, historians, and non-specialists alike.-- Timothy S. Huebner , author of The Southern Judicial Tradition, "The virtues of [this book] are considerable. Perhaps most signal of these is Tushnet's decision to analyze rather than moralize. . . . Along the way, we come to better understand the roles of the common law, statutes, and non-legal institutions in slavery's practice."-- Law and History Review "A notable contribution to the literature on slavery."-- Southern Historian "Tushnet teases from State v. Mann a remarkable amount of insight into the lives of masters and slaves in the antebellum South."-- The Federal Lawyer, "While losing neither objectivity nor moral compass, Mark Tushnet skillfully navigates the murky waters of Southern judicial and legal logic. His inspired study highly deserves close and serious attention."-- Bertram Wyatt-Brown , author of The Shaping of Southern Culture: Honor, Grace, and War, 1760-1880s "More than two decades ago, Tushnet ignited the field of slave law studies with his provocative and thoughtful overview of the subject, The American Law of Slavery, 1810-1860. Now he has given us the first book-length study of a classic American slave case. Comprehensive and insightful, it merits the attention of legal scholars, historians, and non-specialists alike."-- Timothy S. Huebner , author of The Southern Judicial Tradition, "While losing neither objectivity nor moral compass, Mark Tushnet skillfully navigates the murky waters of Southern judicial and legal logic. His inspired study highly deserves close and serious attention."- Bertram Wyatt-Brown , author of The Shaping of Southern Culture: Honor, Grace, and War, 17601880s "More than two decades ago, Tushnet ignited the field of slave law studies with his provocative and thoughtful overview of the subject, The American Law of Slavery, 18101860. Now he has given us the first book-length study of a classic American slave case. Comprehensive and insightful, it merits the attention of legal scholars, historians, and non-specialists alike."- Timothy S. Huebner , author of The Southern Judicial Tradition, While losing neither objectivity nor moral compass, Mark Tushnet skillfully navigates the murky waters of Southern judicial and legal logic. His inspired study highly deserves close and serious attention.Bertram Wyatt-Brown , author of The Shaping of Southern Culture: Honor, Grace, and War, 17601880s More than two decades ago, Tushnet ignited the field of slave law studies with his provocative and thoughtful overview of the subject, The American Law of Slavery, 18101860. Now he has given us the first book-length study of a classic American slave case. Comprehensive and insightful, it merits the attention of legal scholars, historians, and non-specialists alike.Timothy S. Huebner , author of The Southern Judicial Tradition
Table of Content
Editors' Preface Introduction 1. Slavery and the Law 2. The Opinion 3. Scholars and State v. Mann 4. Places and Persons 5. The Novel 6. Scholars and Dred Bibliographical Essay Index
Copyright Date
2003
Lccn
2003-006870
Dewey Decimal
342.73/087
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
21

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