Jamaica
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The weakness of the English rule in Jamaica is that the island is governed by those who are paid to govern. The ambition of the majority of the English officials seems to be to earn their money and begone. Jamaica is not their home. Just as I in England always thought of this island as home, and worked in England so that I might return here, so do the English people think of England while living here. It would be foolish to expect anything else. The more ambitious servants of the British Govern...ment work hard here, not so much for the good of the place as for the good of themselves. They want to make a noise and dis- tinguish themselves. Their hearts are set on promotion, not on the well-being of the people of the Government. The same applies to some extent to the planters. English planters who have settled in the island feel that they are living in exile. If they cannot make money enough to afford long holidays in England, if they cannot send their wives to England every year and their children to English schools, they complain of their poverty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weakness of the English rule in Jamaica is that the island is governed by those who are paid to govern. The ambition of the majority of the English officials seems to be to earn their money and begone. Jamaica is not their home. Just as I in England always thought of this island as home, and worked in England so that I might return here, so do the English people think of England while living here. It would be foolish to expect anything else. The more ambitious servants of the British Govern...ment work hard here, not so much for the good of the place as for the good of themselves. They want to make a noise and dis- tinguish themselves. Their hearts are set on promotion, not on the well-being of the people of the Government. The same applies to some extent to the planters. English planters who have settled in the island feel that they are living in exile. If they cannot make money enough to afford long holidays in England, if they cannot send their wives to England every year and their children to English schools, they complain of their poverty.
What to read after Jamaica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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