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'''Manumission''' is the act of freeing a particular slave by his owner.  Often it was done to reward the slave, but sometimes it was done for unethical reasons, like letting a very old and sick slave "free" so the Owner did not have to provide adequate food, clothing or shelter for the old slave.
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'''Manumission''' is the [[act]] of freeing a particular [[slave]] by his owner.  Often it was done to reward the slave, but sometimes it was done for unethical reasons, like letting a very old and sick slave "free" so the Owner did not have to provide adequate food, clothing or shelter for the old slave.
 
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Revision as of 02:53, November 25, 2008

Manumission is the act of freeing a particular slave by his owner. Often it was done to reward the slave, but sometimes it was done for unethical reasons, like letting a very old and sick slave "free" so the Owner did not have to provide adequate food, clothing or shelter for the old slave.