Guiana: British, Dutch, And French;
Guiana: British, Dutch, And French;
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We can under- stand that when everjrthing depended on **Massa'* the mothers took little responsibility, and were not yet prepared for such a revolution as now took place.
The negro was no longer punished by the master ; the magistrate was brought from England so that he might be free and independent. But the tread- mill was also introduced and the cat-o'-nine-tails,.
once so rarely used, was found more necessary. One of the Quakers who came out to see how the apprenticeship system worked was sh...ocked. The people were worse off than when they were slaves.
Some disturbances took place when the change was made in 1834, but the apprentices did very weU on the whole. Many were willing to work overtime for wages, and in this way saved fair sums before' the final emancipation, with which some of the ruined plantations were bought, to ultimately become the villages.
Digitized by VjOOQIC HISTORY 123 The compensation money in British Guiana amotmted to about one-third the value of the slaves.
As, however, many of the estates were mortgaged for half their appraised value, the difference must be made up or the place abandoned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can under- stand that when everjrthing depended on **Massa'* the mothers took little responsibility, and were not yet prepared for such a revolution as now took place.
The negro was no longer punished by the master ; the magistrate was brought from England so that he might be free and independent. But the tread- mill was also introduced and the cat-o'-nine-tails,.
once so rarely used, was found more necessary. One of the Quakers who came out to see how the apprenticeship system worked was sh...ocked. The people were worse off than when they were slaves.
Some disturbances took place when the change was made in 1834, but the apprentices did very weU on the whole. Many were willing to work overtime for wages, and in this way saved fair sums before' the final emancipation, with which some of the ruined plantations were bought, to ultimately become the villages.
Digitized by VjOOQIC HISTORY 123 The compensation money in British Guiana amotmted to about one-third the value of the slaves.
As, however, many of the estates were mortgaged for half their appraised value, the difference must be made up or the place abandoned.
What to read after Guiana: British, Dutch, And French;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rodway to read onlineMoreLess
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