Indigenous Races of the Earth; Or, New Chapters of Ethnological Inquiry; Including Monographs On Special Departments
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If a house negro be sent to a rice-field, he may be attacked. So, in shifting along the African coast from place to place, the natives of one locality will be seized by fever sometimes at another. Brtsok tells us that Fernando Po is so terribly insalubrious, that negroes brought from any part of the African continent are always sickly there, 'though the natives of the island itself appear to be a healthy and athletic race of people.' "The same author tells us of the general insusceptibility of ...the particular race called Kroo-men, all along the coast. This class of people are therefore very useful and avail- able, being hired in preference to others on board the cruisers.
" 3. Negroes increase in number on our rice plantations ; nay, it is my impression that the rate of increase is greater than on the less malarial cotton plantations. The majority of deaths that do occur, happen in winter and from winter diseases — few dying of fever, Digitized by Microsoft® CLIMATE AND DISEASES ON MAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a house negro be sent to a rice-field, he may be attacked. So, in shifting along the African coast from place to place, the natives of one locality will be seized by fever sometimes at another. Brtsok tells us that Fernando Po is so terribly insalubrious, that negroes brought from any part of the African continent are always sickly there, 'though the natives of the island itself appear to be a healthy and athletic race of people.' "The same author tells us of the general insusceptibility of ...the particular race called Kroo-men, all along the coast. This class of people are therefore very useful and avail- able, being hired in preference to others on board the cruisers.
" 3. Negroes increase in number on our rice plantations ; nay, it is my impression that the rate of increase is greater than on the less malarial cotton plantations. The majority of deaths that do occur, happen in winter and from winter diseases — few dying of fever, Digitized by Microsoft® CLIMATE AND DISEASES ON MAN.
What to read after Indigenous Races of the Earth; Or, New Chapters of Ethnological Inquiry; Including Monographs On Special Departments?
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