A View of Exertions Lately Made for the Purpose of Colonizing the Free People of
A View of Exertions Lately Made for the Purpose of Colonizing the Free People of
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Now as the great and permanent benefit of the colonisfs, ^ was the fundamental principles of the establishment — will the British, government decline a proposition calculate»I to give to that benefit the important extension which will arise from a freedom of commerce? To those, at least, at whose expense, and by whose means, the co- lony, shall be essentially extended? Should an agreement with G. Britain be effepted. No furthev negotisrtion, ner any extraordinary ex-, 18 penditure of money, wil...l be required. The work already commenced will be rontinued — simply that of carrying to Sierra Leone, all who are willing to embark.
It would seem highly desirable to confine the micrations to a single colony. 4|The two distinct and independent colonies, estab- lished and protected by two independent powers, would naturally im!-ibe the spirit and distinctions of their patrons and protectors, and put injeopardy the peace and prosperity of l)oth. Even the simple fa<:t of="" separate="" independence="" would="" eventually="" tend="" to="" produce="" col-="" and="" wars="" between="" the="" two="" establishments="" indeed="" they="" were="" far="" removed="" from="" each="" other="" perhaiis="" defeat="" fiir-="" t="" humane="" exalted="" views="" those="" who="" projected="" them.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now as the great and permanent benefit of the colonisfs, ^ was the fundamental principles of the establishment — will the British, government decline a proposition calculate»I to give to that benefit the important extension which will arise from a freedom of commerce? To those, at least, at whose expense, and by whose means, the co- lony, shall be essentially extended? Should an agreement with G. Britain be effepted. No furthev negotisrtion, ner any extraordinary ex-, 18 penditure of money, wil...l be required. The work already commenced will be rontinued — simply that of carrying to Sierra Leone, all who are willing to embark.
It would seem highly desirable to confine the micrations to a single colony. 4|The two distinct and independent colonies, estab- lished and protected by two independent powers, would naturally im!-ibe the spirit and distinctions of their patrons and protectors, and put injeopardy the peace and prosperity of l)oth. Even the simple fa<:t of="" separate="" independence="" would="" eventually="" tend="" to="" produce="" col-="" and="" wars="" between="" the="" two="" establishments="" indeed="" they="" were="" far="" removed="" from="" each="" other="" perhaiis="" defeat="" fiir-="" t="" humane="" exalted="" views="" those="" who="" projected="" them.="">
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