The first attempt in history to include anti-slavery, free-soil provisions into a national constitutional instrument was written by Thomas Jefferson. Most historians teach us about the slave-owning of Jefferson – which is important history, but they ignore this fact, and the fact that his text of 1784 was copied almost verbatim as Section 1 of the 13th Amendment.
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Monticello intro and 13th Text
California African American Museum
Thomas Jefferson Report of the Committee (1 Mar 1784)
Jefferson’s Observations (22 June 1786)
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Free Soil Party platform of 1848
Kurt Lash, the Original Meaning of the 13th Amendment
Michael Vorenberg’s book, Final Freedom
Jack Balkin and Sanford Levinson
Thomas Jefferson to James Heaton (20 May 1826)
William Merkel – Seton Hall Law Review
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