Free Negroism
Free Negroism
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The result of that experi- ment is now, after seventy years' trial, before the world. If the negro has any capacity for self-government, any of the inherent, natural abilities or energies of the white man, surely he ought to have shown them during this time. With a country whose natural resources and fertility are beyond ques- tion, and with a climate exactly suited to the physical peculiarities of the race, surely there should have been no such word as fail. The island had been brought to a hi...gh state of culti- vation, and to an exalted commercial prospeiity V)y the French planters. It "was turned over to its new masters like a garden ready cultivated, and all they had to do was to keep it a& it was, and go on in the career of pros- perity which had been so successfully inaugurated. But what are the facts ? A few statistics will show, more vir- idly than words, how fearfully the is- land has retrograded^ and how falla- cious are all the hopes which have been indulged in, as to the industry of negroes, when left to themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result of that experi- ment is now, after seventy years' trial, before the world. If the negro has any capacity for self-government, any of the inherent, natural abilities or energies of the white man, surely he ought to have shown them during this time. With a country whose natural resources and fertility are beyond ques- tion, and with a climate exactly suited to the physical peculiarities of the race, surely there should have been no such word as fail. The island had been brought to a hi...gh state of culti- vation, and to an exalted commercial prospeiity V)y the French planters. It "was turned over to its new masters like a garden ready cultivated, and all they had to do was to keep it a& it was, and go on in the career of pros- perity which had been so successfully inaugurated. But what are the facts ? A few statistics will show, more vir- idly than words, how fearfully the is- land has retrograded^ and how falla- cious are all the hopes which have been indulged in, as to the industry of negroes, when left to themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Anthony Trexler to read onlineMoreLess
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