The killing of a freeman by a slave, especially if the victim be his owner, commonly punished more severely than if the same act were done by a free person, p.
For similar reasons the killing of a freeman by a slave, especially if the victim be his owner, is commonly punished more severely than if the same act were done by a free person.
In still another case it was decided that a free person of color is not competent in any case in a court of record, although both parties are of the same class with himself.
The statute excluding the testimony of a slave or free person of color against a white man has no application.
Mr. Widgery asked, if a boy of six years of age was to be considered as a free person?
The penalty for theft detected in the commission is four times the value, and for simple theft twice the value, of the property stolen, whether the thief be a slave or a free person.
No slave or free person of color can be employed in the setting of types in any printing office.
A penalty of $100 was provided against persons who employed any slave or free person of Color to set type or perform any other labor about a printing-office requiring a knowledge of reading or writing.
Among the early laws is one exacting a penalty of $500 fine for selling a "free person of color.
A general law of 1839 forbade the slave to act as a free person, that is, to hire his own time from his master, or to have merchandisable property and trade therewith.
Further, "no free person of color might keep a grocery or tippling house" under pain of a heavy fine.
It admits that the miracle stories are fables and even concedes that Christ was not divine, but maintains that his teachings represent the best wisdom of the human race.
This contradiction, argues Nietzsche, cannot be explained away in terms comprehensible to the human intelligence.
Having thus thrown down the gage of battle, Nietzsche proceeded to fight like a Tartar, and it is but common fairness to say that, for a good while, he bore the weight of his opponents' onslaught almost unaided.
The fifth declares void the marriage between a free person and a slave, where the former was ignorant of the condition of the latter.
What, however, one especially desires to call attention to is the delicious expression, “free person.
Being merely a “free person,” without prejudice in one’s favour in the eyes of the armed warders who abound here, it behoves one to walk circumspectly on Portland.
He speaks of the liability he should incur, under the Consolidated Slave Law, of dealing with a free personas a slave.
I'll say nothing of the liability I should incur, under the Consolidated Slave Law, of dealing with a free person as a slave.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "free person" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
