History of the English Settlement in Edwards County Illinois Founded in 1817
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211 tuckians are as bad off for money as we, some say worse. People that have been to New Orleans say it is the same all down the river; no money, but a power of plantations to sell, if there were any buyers. As money seems to be all we want, and they want it just as much as we do, I don't see how those slave -gentry are to make it plenty, unless sending more produce to New Orleans would raise the price; as to neighbors, give me plain farmers, working with their own free hands, or the hands of ...free workmen. Not great planters and their negroes; for negroes are middling light-fingered, and I suspect we should have to lock up our cabins when we left home, and if we were to leave our linen out ail nigrht, we mio^ht chance to miss it in the morning. The planters are great men, and will ride about mighty grand, with umbrellas over their heads, when I and my boys are working perhaps bare- headed in the hot sun. Neighbors indeed ! they woyld have it all their own way, and rule over us like little kings; we should have to patrol round the country to keep their negroes under, instead of minding our own business; but if we lacked to raise a building, or a dollar, the d — 1 a bit would they help ns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
211 tuckians are as bad off for money as we, some say worse. People that have been to New Orleans say it is the same all down the river; no money, but a power of plantations to sell, if there were any buyers. As money seems to be all we want, and they want it just as much as we do, I don't see how those slave -gentry are to make it plenty, unless sending more produce to New Orleans would raise the price; as to neighbors, give me plain farmers, working with their own free hands, or the hands of ...free workmen. Not great planters and their negroes; for negroes are middling light-fingered, and I suspect we should have to lock up our cabins when we left home, and if we were to leave our linen out ail nigrht, we mio^ht chance to miss it in the morning. The planters are great men, and will ride about mighty grand, with umbrellas over their heads, when I and my boys are working perhaps bare- headed in the hot sun. Neighbors indeed ! they woyld have it all their own way, and rule over us like little kings; we should have to patrol round the country to keep their negroes under, instead of minding our own business; but if we lacked to raise a building, or a dollar, the d — 1 a bit would they help ns.
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