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Georgia on February 23rd 2020
Sedgwick agreed to represent her
Pennsylvania law required enslaved people be set free after six months of residency in the state
Freeman - America's Founding Mother Vneck Size:2XL • Wash on delicate cycleIn 1780, the proclamation all men are born free and equal, rang out from the central square in the small town of Sheffield Massachusetts. But one woman who heard it wasnt inspired, she was enraged. Elizabeth Freeman, known as Mum Bett, was an enslaved woman who understood the hypocrisy in the declaration. Freeman went to the house of Theodore Sedgwick, a prominent local lawyer, and demanded a dramatic accounting for the hypocrisy: she wanted to sue
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