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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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A master owned not only the person of a slave but also property.

1. A master owned both the person of a slave and property.

2. A master owned both the person and property of a slave.

Which is more suitable, 1 or 2?

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I'd say g A master owned both the slave and the property of the slave. Clive

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I'd say g A master owned both the slave and the property of the slave.

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