An Essay On Liberty And Slavery
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He should work, but not under the control of a master. His overseer should be appointed by the State, and be amenable to the State for the proper exeroise of his authorit3\ Now, if this learned and eloquent orator had only looked one inch beneath the surface of his own scheme, he would have seen that it is fraught with the most insuperable difficulties, and that its execution must needs be attended with the most ruinous consequences.
Emancipate the blacks, then, and let the State undertake to w...ork them. In the first place, we must ignore every principle of political economy, and consent to the wildest and most reckless of experiments, ere we can agree that the State should superintend and carry on the agricultural interest of the country. But sup- pose this difficulty out of the way, on what land would the State cause its slaves to be worked ? It would scarcely take possession of ARGUMENT FROM THE PUBLIC GOOD. 273 the plantations now under improvement; and, setting aside the owners, proceed to cultivate the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He should work, but not under the control of a master. His overseer should be appointed by the State, and be amenable to the State for the proper exeroise of his authorit3\ Now, if this learned and eloquent orator had only looked one inch beneath the surface of his own scheme, he would have seen that it is fraught with the most insuperable difficulties, and that its execution must needs be attended with the most ruinous consequences.
Emancipate the blacks, then, and let the State undertake to w...ork them. In the first place, we must ignore every principle of political economy, and consent to the wildest and most reckless of experiments, ere we can agree that the State should superintend and carry on the agricultural interest of the country. But sup- pose this difficulty out of the way, on what land would the State cause its slaves to be worked ? It would scarcely take possession of ARGUMENT FROM THE PUBLIC GOOD. 273 the plantations now under improvement; and, setting aside the owners, proceed to cultivate the land.
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