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Interesting fact

During the American Revolution, an enslaved man was charged with treason and sentenced to hang.

The man argued, as a slave, he wasn't a citizen and could not commit treason against a government he had no allegiance to.

He was pardoned.
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One of the few times the law observed such a distinction.