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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2025 · 0 MIN

“S” is for Slave codes

from South Carolina from A to Z · host Walter Edgar

“S” is for Slave codes. South Carolina’s earliest formal code of law regarding enslaved persons (1690) borrowed heavily from statutes governing slavery on Barbados.

“S” is for Slave codes. South Carolina’s earliest formal code of law regarding enslaved persons (1690) borrowed heavily from statutes governing slavery on Barbados.

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