How To Keep Your Slaves In-line | Louisiana Code Noir of 1724

The Frenchmen said to the American, do you know how to keep your slaves in line? The Louisiana Code Noir was influenced by the earlier 1685 codes issued by King Louis XIV for the French Caribbean colonies. This earlier code sought to standardize the treatment of slaves, ensure the economic interests of the colonies and maintain public order. The Louisiana Code Noir was adapted to the specific conditions and needs of the colony, incorporating aspects of French legal tradition and local practices.
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What has truly changed in Louisiana?

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When did slavery end?

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Virginias was written better

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How can an oppressive's law be written better?! #Downbad

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@@CertifiedKyl504 probably had to do with the Christianity and abrahamic traditional laws, pressed by the locale and churches to allow intermarriage between the ulsters and natives and Africans and Muhammadists in bondage, chattel, indenture, or slavery. It's what created African Americans today in fact