wilson is giving them to the tollivers as a gift. they are being developed amongst my dead nephews and nieces. i want to scream or cry, or punch something. how can i celebrate when so many i love our still slaves? >> lidia was grappling with her newfound freedom. but she's been enslaved for most of her life. now, as it relates to lidia and this time period, what is the definition of slavery? how would you define a slave? >> well, an enslaved person is someone who is bound by enslaved law, and i think it's important to point out that slavery as entrenched in the law is here in virginia, and all colonies. it's far and wide reaching. it changes peoples classifications. it puts limits on what people can and can't do. it's not just one law or a handful of laws, it's hundreds of laws that are amended and strengthened overtime. >> can you speak a little bit about the laws that codified slavery here in virginia, or anywhere? >> alright. well, before we talked about the laws, there are a couple of cases that set a precedent. what is in 1640,