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13 April, 12:09

What was the 14th amendment in 1868?

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    The 14th Amendment has to do with the laws of the citizens, and specifically it addresses the fact that all citizens (the intention was to mean "regardless of race") have "equal protection of the laws". It includes such statements as that the state cannot deprive citizens of property of life without a fair trial.
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