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CHAP. I.: Of domestic Servitude.
SLAVES are established for the family, but they are not a part of it. Thus I distinguish their servitude from that which the women, in some countries, suffer, and which I shall properly call domestic servitude.
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past masters commons
Annotation Guide:
 The Complete Works of Montesquieu. Electronic Edition.  Volume I. Body
BOOK XVI.: HOW THE LAWS OF DOMESTIC SLAVERY HAVE A RELATION TO THE NATURE OF THE CLIMATE.
CHAP. I.: Of domestic Servitude.
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