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"It was this alienation of the slave from all formal, legally enforceable ties of 'blood', and from any attachment to groups or localities other than those chosen for him by the master, that gave the relation of slavery its peculiar value to the master. The slave was uptimate human tool, as imprintable and as disposable as the master wished:
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