The African Repository, Količine 5–6American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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Stran 215
... labour , employed in agriculture , though not as pro- ductive as the labour of freemen , was still profitable . But at the present prices of flour , corn , tobacco , & c . the labour of slaves is , in general , not more than equal to ...
... labour , employed in agriculture , though not as pro- ductive as the labour of freemen , was still profitable . But at the present prices of flour , corn , tobacco , & c . the labour of slaves is , in general , not more than equal to ...
Stran 8
... labour is best , if it can be commanded , in which the labourer knows that he will derive the profits of his industry ; that his employment de pends upon his diligence , and his reward upon his assiduity . He has then every motive to ...
... labour is best , if it can be commanded , in which the labourer knows that he will derive the profits of his industry ; that his employment de pends upon his diligence , and his reward upon his assiduity . He has then every motive to ...
Stran 166
... labour , and the tend- ency of slave labour to waste and consume the fertility of the soil , to which it is applied . It has been shown conclusively that wherever free labour can be found , it is most profitable to employ it . And it ...
... labour , and the tend- ency of slave labour to waste and consume the fertility of the soil , to which it is applied . It has been shown conclusively that wherever free labour can be found , it is most profitable to employ it . And it ...
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Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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