Where Can I See The 13 Amendment With 20 Sections?

2022 Naturalization Ceremony

Come celebrate with our new Citizen/members proclaiming their nationality and birthrights, returning to the organic constitutional fold, of the U. S. A., the republican form of government per the executive will of President Abraham Lincoln, inclusive of Emancipation proclamations and 13 Amendment with 20 sections through the door way of The Honorable Illustrious Hebrew Prophet Noble Drew Ali – Leviticus 25:10

Naturalization Ceremony 2021

2022 Moorish School of Law and History’s Graduation & Naturalization Ceremony

Congratulations to the 2022 Graduating class of the Moorish School of Law & History…
watch our new Citizen/members proclaim their nationality and birthrights, returning to the organic constitutional fold U.S.A.,.. per the executive will of Pres. Abraham Lincoln, inclusive of Emancipation proclamations and 13th Amendment with 20 sections through the door way of The Honorable Illustrious Hebrew Prophet Noble Drew Ali – Leviticus 25:10

Our Naturalization Ceremony will be held the weekend of Sat. October 29th 2022 !

Location: The Columbus Center – 701 E.Pratt, Baltimore, Maryland

Moorish School of Law & History

Declare your Birthright!! Become a naturalized citizen of the American Republic. Come and learn about our Great Divine and National Movement which was established by our Founder, Prophet Noble Drew Ali and how to proclaim your Nationality and become a True American Citizen.

Classes begin in January 2022

Where Can I See The 13 Amendment With 20 Sections?

January 29th, 2016 • 1 comment

You can see the 13th Amendment with 20 sections (not to be confused with the 13th Amendment with 2 sections) in the two books in the “Educational Books And Other Materials For Purchase Section” titled “The Resurrection”, the other one is called “The negro, the black, the Moor”. You can also see it in our Naturalization and Orientation Book. If you have some time and some patience, you can also see it online on one of the United States Library of Congress, Congressional Documents archive.

1. Go to the link http://www.memory.loc.gov/ammem/amlaw/lawhome.html

2. On the right hand side of the woman in the picture, in the shaded area called “journals of Congress” click on the optioned called “Senate Journal”.

3. On the left hand side of after arriving at the new page click on the option that says “Browse”.

4. In the large shaded area that says “Jump To a Congress:” click on the link that says “38 1863-1865”.

5. In the area that is labeled “38th Congress–December 7, 1863 to March 3, 1865” click on the link that says “First Session: December 7, 1863 to July 4, 1864”.

6. On that new page next to the part that says “Unnumbered Page” click on the link that says “Page image”.

7. On that new page next to the button that says “Turn to image”, type in the number “311” then click the button that says “Turn to image”. 311 is for page 311.

8. And there you will have it, you will see the 13 Amendment with 20 sections on page 311 and 312. You can navigate through the pages by clicking on the options that says “PREV IMAGE | NEXT IMAGE”