How Do We Procure Sugar a Question Proposed for the Consideration of the People
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There is only one point, upon which a conscientious man may withhold his concurrence, and that is, the consideration that these measures may ruin the slave owners. On this head, it is important to bear in mind, that they will be ruined under their present system. At the present rate of decrease, the day will soon arrive, when the number of slaves will be insufficient to cultivate the land now cultivated $ the productive- ness of which is every year diminishing.
A man can keep himself cheaper th...an he can be kept by any body else ; and when men are multiplied, the competition of numbers in- creases the productiveness of the labourer, in a greater ratio than the cost of his maintenance increases; but this competition cannot take place under a system of slave labour.
In the progress of mankind from savage life, by cultivation and commerce, to the state of civilized society, we find that land is plentiful and cheap, because men are scarce and dear ; and land is scarce and dear, when men are plentiful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is only one point, upon which a conscientious man may withhold his concurrence, and that is, the consideration that these measures may ruin the slave owners. On this head, it is important to bear in mind, that they will be ruined under their present system. At the present rate of decrease, the day will soon arrive, when the number of slaves will be insufficient to cultivate the land now cultivated $ the productive- ness of which is every year diminishing.
A man can keep himself cheaper th...an he can be kept by any body else ; and when men are multiplied, the competition of numbers in- creases the productiveness of the labourer, in a greater ratio than the cost of his maintenance increases; but this competition cannot take place under a system of slave labour.
In the progress of mankind from savage life, by cultivation and commerce, to the state of civilized society, we find that land is plentiful and cheap, because men are scarce and dear ; and land is scarce and dear, when men are plentiful.
What to read after How Do We Procure Sugar a Question Proposed for the Consideration of the People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitby Anti Slavery Society to read onlineMoreLess
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