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Chattel is something that belongs to you, or your property. Historically, chattel was often used to refer to slaves, although it now means any personal possessions.

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What syllable should be accented in the word chattle?

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Which term is used to describe the type of slavery where slaves you traded as piece of property?

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Why the revenue for ca bridges are notpublic info?

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Isobel Elsom has: Played The Girl in "A Prehistoric Love Story" in 1915. Played Lady Monkhurst in "Milestones" in 1916. Played Isobel Bunter in "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor" in 1918. Played Mariel Roscoe in "The Way of an Eagle" in 1918. Played Milly Cooper in "The Man Who Won" in 1918. Played The Girl in "Onward Christian Soldiers" in 1918. Played The Wife in "God Bless Our Red, White and Blue" in 1918. Played Jenny Northcote in "Hope" in 1919. Played Posy Quinney in "Quinneys" in 1919. Played Sophie Blossom in "The Elder Miss Blossom" in 1919. Played Nina Vernon in "Linked by Fate" in 1919. Played Nance Gray in "Nance" in 1920. Played Ruth in "Aunt Rachel" in 1920. Played Hope Carteret in "A Debt of Honour" in 1922. Played Alice Fletcher in "The Game of Life" in 1922. Played Enid Thompson in "Mrs. Thompson" in 1923. Played Mary Morstan in "The Sign of Four" in 1923. Played Olalla Quintane in "The Wandering Jew" in 1923. Played Dora Nelson in "The Harbour Lights" in 1923. 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Played Judge in "Stuart Saves His Family" in 1995. Played Mayor in "Lone Justice 2" in 1995. Played Warden Quince in "Killer: A Journal of Murder" in 1995. Played Sheriff in "A Stranger in Town" in 1995. Played Charlie Clark in "Casino" in 1995. Played Dr. Arthur Bacanovic in "Kirk" in 1995. Performed in "Too Something" in 1995. Played Fred Cobb in "Trial by Fire" in 1995. Played Mr. Winters in "Get Smart" in 1995. Played Sergeant Phil Rucker in "The Client" in 1995. Played Tommy Mayfield in "Ghosts of Mississippi" in 1996. Played Shopkeeper in "The Fan" in 1996. Played Sergeant in "Too Fast Too Young" in 1996. Played Security Chief in "Terminal" in 1996. Played Crossroads mayor in "7th Heaven" in 1996. Played Stranger in "Men Behaving Badly" in 1996. Played Phil Billingsley in "Last Resort" in 1996. Played Jedediah in "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" in 1996. Played Roy in "High Incident" in 1996. Played Pete Harmon in "Soul of the Game" in 1996. Played Leo in "Driven" in 1996. 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Played Dune Buggy Driver in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" in 1998. Played The Frog in "Maggie" in 1998. Played Detective Bevlan in "Perfect Prey" in 1998. Played General Vice in "The Pentagon Wars" in 1998. Played Commander Gorman in "Mighty Joe Young" in 1998. Played INS Agent in "Lethal Weapon 4" in 1998. Played Detective Smitts in "The Lesser Evil" in 1998. Played Detective in "The Odd Couple II" in 1998. Played John Wexel in "Mr. Murder" in 1998. Played Main Prison Guard in "Blink of an Eye" in 1999. Played Capt. Waters in "Hard Time: The Premonition" in 1999. Played Det. Bert Hershak in "The Arrangement" in 1999. Played Sam Morgan in "Au Pair" in 1999. Played Earl in "Balloon Farm" in 1999. Played Bob Bigalow in "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" in 1999. Performed in "The New Adventures of A.R.K." in 1999. Played Simon, Inspector in "Providence" in 1999. Played Mr. Ellias in "Kill the Man" in 1999. Played Tom Smykowski in "Office Space" in 1999. Played Off. 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Played Santa in "The Hebrew Hammer" in 2003. Played Helmut Krause in "Tremors" in 2003. Played Ernie Wilson in "NTSB: The Crash of Flight 323" in 2004. Played Dr. Dan in "Palindromes" in 2004. Played Dr. Barry Glouberman in "Boston Legal" in 2004. Played Sheriff Sam Brown in "Home on the Range" in 2004. Played Prison Warden in "Death and Texas" in 2004. Played Funeral Guest in "Wedding Crashers" in 2005. Played Mayor Nobel Doyle in "The 12 Dogs of Christmas" in 2005. Played Hat Sister in "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green" in 2005. Played Father Uxbridge in "Detective" in 2005. Played Officer Roy Pendleton in "Neo Ned" in 2005. Played Renton Skyler in "Jane Doe: The Wrong Face" in 2005. Played King Oolaf in "Z-Squad" in 2006. Played Judge in "Community Service" in 2006. Played Jim Permatteo in "Hatchet" in 2006. Played Sheriff Pinkham in "Hot Tamale" in 2006. Played Tommy in "Midnight Clear" in 2006. Played Ricky in "Down the P.C.H." in 2006. Played Jasper in "The Utopian" in 2006. Played Frank Anderson in "The Frank Anderson" in 2006. Played Doctor in "Fluorescent" in 2006. Played Detective Rees in "Intellectual Property" in 2006. Played Hooper in "Price to Pay" in 2006. Played Phone Tech in "Fierce Friend" in 2006. Played Captain Bunkley in "Dorm Daze 2" in 2006. Played SAC Blithers in "FBI Guys" in 2006. Played Emilio in "The Darkroom" in 2006. Played Army Johnson in "Psych" in 2006. Played Sam the Mailman in "Domestic Import" in 2006. Played Mr. Spencer in "Smiley Face" in 2007. Played Croaker Norge in "Dismal" in 2007. Played John Parker in "Ma-i pa-deo" in 2007. Played Grant Miller in "Choose Connor" in 2007. Played Judaica Clerk in "The Memory Thief" in 2007. Played Art Bublin in "A Plumm Summer" in 2007. Played Colonel South in "Wasting Away" in 2007. Played Detective Mahoney in "Resurrection Mary" in 2007. Played Judge Perry in "Big Stan" in 2007. Played Dr. Will Gruber in "The Man from Earth" in 2007. Played Gus in "Bait Shop" in 2008. Played Paul Meyers in "Spinning Into Butter" in 2008. Played Frank in "The Clean-Up Crew" in 2008. Played Sam in "Red" in 2008. Played Santa in "Our First Christmas" in 2008. Played Capt. Parsons in "Necessary Evil" in 2008. Played Big Chief Malcolm Roaring Boar in "Poor Paul" in 2008. Played Headmaster Selt in "The Only Girl" in 2008. Played The Editor in "The Editor: A Man I Despise" in 2008. Performed in "Poor Paul" in 2008. Played Mr. Brown in "The Temerity of Zim" in 2008. Played Don Malone in "Small Town News" in 2008. Played Herb in "Green Flash" in 2008. Played Grandpa Paul in "Poor Paul" in 2008. Played Sherrif Avery in "The Sacrifice" in 2009. Played Mr. Snodgrass in "The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu" in 2009. Played Toy Doctor in "The Quitter Show" in 2009. Played Bob in "Better Off Ted" in 2009. Played Truck Driver in "Play Dead" in 2009. Played Santa Claus in "The League" in 2009. Played Dr. Helfenstein in "Stellina Blue" in 2009. Played Jude Weatherby in "Messengers 2: The Scarecrow" in 2009. Played Dixon in "My Summer Friend" in 2009. Played Norman in "Modern Family" in 2009. Played Buddy the Night Watchman in "Halloween II" in 2009. Played Greg Bishop in "Rehab for Rejects" in 2009. Played Frederick Sterling in "Project Solitude" in 2009. Played Toley in "Nowhere to Hide" in 2009. Played Mr. Siegfried in "Dinner with Raphael" in 2009. Played himself in "Stellina Blue, Behind the Scenes" in 2009. Played Charlie in "1,001 Ways to Enjoy the Missionary Position" in 2010. Played Leonard Ormsby in "Miss Nobody" in 2010. Played Principal Collins in "BoyBand" in 2010. Played Jim the Plumber in "Five Star Day" in 2010. Played Warden Upton in "Killer by Nature" in 2010. Played Larkin in "Growth" in 2010. Played Umpire Joe Francia in "Screwball: The Ted Whitfield Story" in 2010. Played Dr. Feldman in "Gay Baby" in 2010. Played Santa Claus in "The Search for Santa Paws" in 2010. Played Clyde in "Spork" in 2010. Played Mayor in "Pretend Time" in 2010. Played Ringmaster in "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer" in 2011. Played Frank Harrison in "A Bad Thing" in 2011. Played Sheriff in "Black Velvet" in 2011. Played Cecil Kaufman (segment "Zom-B-Movie") in "Chillerama" in 2011. Played Doctor in "Blue Highway" in 2011. Played Lionel Reed in "The Ex-Box" in 2011. Played Sheriff Avery in "Finding Hope" in 2011. Played Sonny Spur in "Head Over Spurs in Love" in 2011. Played Dr. Johnson in "Thorns from a Rose" in 2011. Played Dad in "A Series of Unfortunate People" in 2011. Played Gabe in "BearCity 2: The Proposal" in 2012. Played Santa in "Sketchy" in 2012. Played Gus in "Men at Work" in 2012. Played Bumi in "The Legend of Korra" in 2012. Played Jim Richardson in "The Client List" in 2012. Played Professor Thomas Howard in "Treasure Buddies" in 2012. Played Belvin Lee Smith in "The Watermen" in 2012. Played Chief Dale Nickens in "3 Days of Normal" in 2012. Played Father Riley in "Extracted" in 2012. Played Chairman McCarren in "Lake Effects" in 2012. Played Norman Stitch in "Stitch in Time" in 2012. Played John Turner in "A Tiny Portal" in 2012. Played Janitor Raymond in "The Neighbors" in 2012. Played George Menken in "The Mindy Project" in 2012. Played Jim T in "Waterwalk" in 2012. Played Officer Braggs in "Primrose Lane" in 2013. Played Vincent Brutsi in "Coffee, Kill Boss" in 2013. Played Raymond in "Peace and Riot" in 2013. Played Stephen in "The Newest Testament" in 2013. Played Ted Sellers in "Blue Dream" in 2013. Played Sarge in "The Cabining" in 2013. Played Dan in "Friended to Death" in 2013. Played Sergeant Kuzyk in "Mob City" in 2013. Played James Roche in "Drunk History" in 2013. Played Lawyer Bronowitz in "Lionhead" in 2013. Played Frank in "Friend Request" in 2013. Played Doctor in "Munchausen" in 2013. Played Paul in "The Secret Village" in 2013. Played Farnsworth in "Texas Chainsaw 3D" in 2013. 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