British East Africa Past Present And Future
British East Africa Past Present And Future
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A demand for cash should be created among the natives, who would then have to obtain coin in order to pay their taxes. Thus the agricultural natives would be induced to work, and the pastoral natives both to work and trade, which they are not too willing to do. The former, it is only too true, by this means would be encouraged to grow produce for sale, but if the payment in produce was discouraged they would find it more difficult to sell their produce to dealers and merchants than if 68 BRITIS...H EAST AFRICA they were able to just bring into a station enough to pay their yearly tribute and to have sufficient over to keep them till the following season. Except in a time of famine, when the native naturally makes an attempt to procure food by hook or by crook, he is quite content to only grow sufficient or earn sufficient to keep him, his only object in saving being to obtain cattle with which to purchase wives. It seems that a tax on wives on the system in force in parts of South Africa would help to create a supply of labour.
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A demand for cash should be created among the natives, who would then have to obtain coin in order to pay their taxes. Thus the agricultural natives would be induced to work, and the pastoral natives both to work and trade, which they are not too willing to do. The former, it is only too true, by this means would be encouraged to grow produce for sale, but if the payment in produce was discouraged they would find it more difficult to sell their produce to dealers and merchants than if 68 BRITIS...H EAST AFRICA they were able to just bring into a station enough to pay their yearly tribute and to have sufficient over to keep them till the following season. Except in a time of famine, when the native naturally makes an attempt to procure food by hook or by crook, he is quite content to only grow sufficient or earn sufficient to keep him, his only object in saving being to obtain cattle with which to purchase wives. It seems that a tax on wives on the system in force in parts of South Africa would help to create a supply of labour.
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