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: Legal History BlogSchwemm on Kentucky's Contribution to Dred Scott
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Strader v. Graham: Kentucky's Contribution to National Slavery Litigation the the Dred Scott Decision is an article by Robert G. Schwemm, University of Kentucky College of Law. It appears in the Kentucky Law Journal (2008-2009). Here's the abstract: In 1841, three Kentucky slaves in Louisville boarded a steamboat bound for Cincinnati. Within days, they had made their way to Detroit and then toFull post as published by Legal History Blog on May 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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