This authoritative collection of the statutes passed by the colonial government of South Carolina provides a detailed insight into the legal history of the region. Covering the period from 1685 to 1716, the statutes shed light on a range of social and economic issues, from the regulation of trade to the treatment of slaves. A valuable resource for historians and legal scholars interested in the colonial history of North America.

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