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The Meritorious Manumission Act of 1710 was the legal act of freeing a slave for "good deeds" as defined by the national public policy. Meritorious Manumission could be granted to a slave who distinguished himself by saving the life of a white master or his property, inventing something that a white slave master could make a profit from or snitching on a slave rebellion.

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Meritorious manumission was a legal process in the Roman Empire where slaves were granted freedom as a reward for exceptional service or loyal behavior. It was used as a way to incentivize good behavior among slaves and promote loyalty to their masters.

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