class="i3">§ 87. Propositions to repeal or amend the law
§ 88. The question of slaves of rebels
§ 89. Slavery attacked in Congress
§ 90. Confiscation bills
§ 91. Confiscation provisions extended
§ 92. Effect of the Emancipation Proclamation (1863)
§ 93. Fugitives in loyal slave States
§ 94. Typical cases
§ 95. Question discussed in Congress
§ 96. Arrests by civil officers
§ 97. Denial of the use of jails in the District of Columbia
§ 98. Abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia
§ 99. Regulations against kidnapping
§ 100. Repeal of the Fugitive Slave Acts
§ 101. Early propositions to repeal the acts
§ 102. Discussion of the repeal bill in the House
§ 103. Repeal bills in the Senate
§ 104. The repeal act and the thirteenth amendment
§ 105. Educating effect of the controversy

APPENDICES.

APPENDIX A.
Colonial laws relative to fugitives
APPENDIX B.
National acts and propositions relative to fugitive slaves (1778-1854)
APPENDIX C.
National acts and propositions relating to fugitive slaves (1860-1864)
APPENDIX D.
List of important fugitive slave cases
APPENDIX E.
Bibliography of fugitive slave cases and fugitive slave legislation

INDEX.

FOOTNOTES.

CHAPTER I. LEGISLATION AND CASES BEFORE THE CONSTITUTION.