The Law of Freedom And Bondage in the United States
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Moor, or Indian were brought into the realm by an alien or by a domiciled owner, the claim of that owner would be a question of that character, either by the recog- nition of the alien character of the slave, or by the assertion of the legal continuance of a former status or condition resulting from anterior subjection to the law of a foreign jurisdiction ; ' presenting a question of the so-called "conflict of laws," and the eifect of comity as a rule to guide judicial tribunals. But since a na...tural person who had been a slave in a foreign juris- diction could have no proper domicil, distinct from that of his master or owner, or would have a domicil only according to the intention of the owner, the question of the condition of such a person in England would belong to the international law, or to the municipal (internal) law, according to the purpose of the owner, either to remove him to the foreign jurisdiction in wliich he had been held in slavery, or to maintain his custody and control, in England, as the right of a domiciled inhabitant.' The question, as presented under the first alternative, will be considered in another chapter.
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Moor, or Indian were brought into the realm by an alien or by a domiciled owner, the claim of that owner would be a question of that character, either by the recog- nition of the alien character of the slave, or by the assertion of the legal continuance of a former status or condition resulting from anterior subjection to the law of a foreign jurisdiction ; ' presenting a question of the so-called "conflict of laws," and the eifect of comity as a rule to guide judicial tribunals. But since a na...tural person who had been a slave in a foreign juris- diction could have no proper domicil, distinct from that of his master or owner, or would have a domicil only according to the intention of the owner, the question of the condition of such a person in England would belong to the international law, or to the municipal (internal) law, according to the purpose of the owner, either to remove him to the foreign jurisdiction in wliich he had been held in slavery, or to maintain his custody and control, in England, as the right of a domiciled inhabitant.' The question, as presented under the first alternative, will be considered in another chapter.
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