When does Jim earn his freedom?

Jim earns his freedom in the novel during a pivotal moment near the end, when he is finally recognized as a free man after years of enduring the oppressive shackles of slavery. His emancipation comes as a result of a legal revelation, where it is revealed that Jim was actually a free person all along due to his late father's will. This revelation not only sets Jim free from the chains that bound him, but also serves as a powerful commentary on the injustice and cruelty of slavery, leaving a lasting impact on the reader's understanding of freedom and human rights.

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