Tales of Cape Cod
Connecting People to the Cape's Unique History
Tales of Cape Cod
Connecting People to the Cape's Unique History
Connecting People to the Cape's Unique History
Connecting People to the Cape's Unique History
As Chief Justice of Massachusetts's Supreme Judicial Court, Barnstable's Lemuel Shaw was the most influential state-court justice in 19th century America. He decided cases concerning enslaved people who'd arrived in "free soil" Massachusetts. . . as well as a school-desegregation case that engendered the "separate but equal" doctrine . . . . We begin, though, with the 17th-century colonies and the ship Desire. . . .
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