What does Kant mean by "the right to a person akin to a right to a thing"?

A. a defense of the right to own slaves
B. a defense of property rights
C. an intermediate category of being a person but without complete freedom
D. an intermediate category of being half saint, half devil


C. an intermediate category of being a person but without complete freedom

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