Novel Constitutions and the Making of Race: A Literary and Legal History of Slavery in the Anglophone Atlantic, 1688-1818 - Law and Literature - Marsh, Sarah (Associate Professor of English, Associate Professor of English, Seton Hill University) - Books - Oxford University Press - 9780197917862 - October 8, 2026
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Marsh, Sarah (Associate Professor of English, Associate Professor of English, Seton Hill University)
Novel Constitutions and the Making of Race: A Literary and Legal History of Slavery in the Anglophone Atlantic, 1688-1818 - Law and Literature

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Sarah Marsh tells a more accurate story about how racial slavery was invented in the western Atlantic--not as an inevitable by-product of colonial expansion, but as a constitutional project that goes back to seventeenth-century England, focusing on the role of ancient constitutionalism and divine right absolutism.

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Released October 8, 2026
ISBN13 9780197917862
Publishers Oxford University Press
Pages 292
Dimensions 165 × 24 × 244 mm   ·   570 g

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