The Mumbet and Quock Walker Cases:
The Legal End to Slavery in Massachusetts
Friday, March 4 at 1:00PM

In 1781, Elizabeth Freeman, known as "Mumbet," successfully sued for her 
freedom from the bonds of slavery in a pivotal case argued before the 
Massachusetts courts. In the same year, Quock Walker, also sued for his 
freedom, won, and was declared free. The argument that won in each case was 
that slavery was unconstitutional under the Massachusetts Constitution. 
Professor Chester will explain these cases and their importance. To sign up 
email [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>.


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Friday, March 4 at 1 pm.

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Amy Gagne
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