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[[Slave Trade Act of 1800|In 1803]] they passed a law in aid of one or two State laws, in restraint of the internal slave trade.
 
[[Slave Trade Act of 1800|In 1803]] they passed a law in aid of one or two State laws, in restraint of the internal slave trade.
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In 1807, in apparent hot haste, they passed the law, nearly a year in advance to take effect the first day of 1808 - the very first day the constitution would permit - prohibiting the African slave trade by heavy pecuniary and corporal penalties.
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[[Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves|In 1807]], in apparent hot haste, they passed the law, nearly a year in advance to take effect the first day of 1808 - the very first day the constitution would permit - prohibiting the African slave trade by heavy pecuniary and corporal penalties.
    
In 1820, finding these provisions ineffectual, they declared the trade piracy, and annexed to it, the extreme penalty of death.
 
In 1820, finding these provisions ineffectual, they declared the trade piracy, and annexed to it, the extreme penalty of death.
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