A Comparison of American And British Slavery
A Comparison of American And British Slavery
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Are all paid — then, what is left goes to the laborer — always j. Rovided he must have enough oats, potatoes or bread to give him strength to work.
But it seems to us that we hear some British '' pro-slavery" man ob- jecting to this, and saving it is the farmer who has to put up with what is left. Let us see if this is so. The former hiis capital, enough to stock a tarm and make huu a safe tenant. If not, he could not be- ronie a farmer. If, with this capital, and with his labor and skill, he c...annot bo comfortably maintained in one place, he can 2:0 to another. If, with these advantages, he cannot liavr a hundred pounds yearly in Kngland, for his skill, capital and labor, he knows he can have twice that aniouut in this country, and he has the means of moving, which is not possessed by one laborer in thirty. The laborer, if he can- not get go-xl pay in Uritain. Is only so much less able to get oi/t of Britain. Ihis is one cause of another advantage the farmer has over the laborer. The farmer hires and discharges the laborer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are all paid — then, what is left goes to the laborer — always j. Rovided he must have enough oats, potatoes or bread to give him strength to work.
But it seems to us that we hear some British '' pro-slavery" man ob- jecting to this, and saving it is the farmer who has to put up with what is left. Let us see if this is so. The former hiis capital, enough to stock a tarm and make huu a safe tenant. If not, he could not be- ronie a farmer. If, with this capital, and with his labor and skill, he c...annot bo comfortably maintained in one place, he can 2:0 to another. If, with these advantages, he cannot liavr a hundred pounds yearly in Kngland, for his skill, capital and labor, he knows he can have twice that aniouut in this country, and he has the means of moving, which is not possessed by one laborer in thirty. The laborer, if he can- not get go-xl pay in Uritain. Is only so much less able to get oi/t of Britain. Ihis is one cause of another advantage the farmer has over the laborer. The farmer hires and discharges the laborer.
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