Genius of Universal Emancipation volume 286
Genius of Universal Emancipation volume 286
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8d. Per cwt. The advantage of such an increase would be fully 3s. Per cwt. By the introduction of the plough, one-half of the hands might also be dispensed with a great part of the year, which would probably reduce the cost 2s. Per cwt. More.
The concluding part of the pamphlet exhibits an immense savicg to tlie country from the pro- posed change in the colonies.
The proposed loan, coupled with the emancipa- tionof the slaves, would enable the planters to make such savings as would afford them ...all the profits they sought in 1832, whilst the country would be supplied with sugar at 10s. Gd. Per cwt. Cheaper than the present jirice. The profit to the planters would be 10s. Per cwt. The saving in the dif- ferent items recapitulated is 16s. Lid. , or more than £3, 000, 000 per annum ; this, " added to a million, or a million and a half for naval and mili- tary expenses to keep the slaves in subjection, will make altogether fou. '- and a half millions of clear saving, in case complete emancipation should take place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8d. Per cwt. The advantage of such an increase would be fully 3s. Per cwt. By the introduction of the plough, one-half of the hands might also be dispensed with a great part of the year, which would probably reduce the cost 2s. Per cwt. More.
The concluding part of the pamphlet exhibits an immense savicg to tlie country from the pro- posed change in the colonies.
The proposed loan, coupled with the emancipa- tionof the slaves, would enable the planters to make such savings as would afford them ...all the profits they sought in 1832, whilst the country would be supplied with sugar at 10s. Gd. Per cwt. Cheaper than the present jirice. The profit to the planters would be 10s. Per cwt. The saving in the dif- ferent items recapitulated is 16s. Lid. , or more than £3, 000, 000 per annum ; this, " added to a million, or a million and a half for naval and mili- tary expenses to keep the slaves in subjection, will make altogether fou. '- and a half millions of clear saving, in case complete emancipation should take place.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plymouth Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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