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cjrl-2265	Desautels-Stein, Justin	Race as a Legal Concept	2019	74	.pdf	application/pdf	48887	1998	55	In the discussion that follows, the major argument is that in each stage of the development of race law in the United States, biology has always been there as a background and constitutive rule of race as a legal concept. To be sure, the arguments would differ from the likes found in Hudgins and Dred Scott, but the important issue here is the common biological ground between pre- and post-Civil war thinking about race law.	cache/cjrl-2265.pdf	txt/cjrl-2265.txt