The African Repository, Količine 16–17American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 261
... labor and perseverance , they have civili- zed themselves ; you have heads and hands like them ; do as they have done , and you will also raise yourselves to the rank of men ; you will ac- quire great riches , and taste enjoyments of ...
... labor and perseverance , they have civili- zed themselves ; you have heads and hands like them ; do as they have done , and you will also raise yourselves to the rank of men ; you will ac- quire great riches , and taste enjoyments of ...
Stran 344
... labor of the free laborer would be in the same ratio . The seasoned slave or laborer in Cuba or the Brazils , costs ( that is , taking into account the value of the number lost until they become naturalized , ) 120 pounds sterling ...
... labor of the free laborer would be in the same ratio . The seasoned slave or laborer in Cuba or the Brazils , costs ( that is , taking into account the value of the number lost until they become naturalized , ) 120 pounds sterling ...
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... labor sys- tem on an extended scale . If all the children of the recently arrived emi- grants could be taught in boarding schools , and receive instruction in the most important departments of manual labor , the effects would be most ...
... labor sys- tem on an extended scale . If all the children of the recently arrived emi- grants could be taught in boarding schools , and receive instruction in the most important departments of manual labor , the effects would be most ...
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