Letter On the Crisis
Letter On the Crisis
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Sufiicient time has elapsed to test its efficacy and de- velop its fruits. The result has been a great deficiency of labor, notwithstanding the population is numerous, the importation of coolies large, and many captives from African slavers have been 6 taken there as apprentices. From the highest state of prosperity these islands liave been reduced to comparative barbarism.
The principal (|uestion connected with this . Subject that now agitates the people of the North, relates to the Territorie...s. In regard to this the tone of feeling has been rapidly and radically changing, since the attention of the public has Ken aroused to its consideration.
All well informed men, who have reflected upon it, believe that slavery caimot be taken to and retained permanently in any Territory now belonging to the country. Either the climate or productions forbid it; and there is too much uncultivated land, suitable for slave labor, in the southern States, far superior to any in the Territories, to permit the withdrawal from such States of any large number of slaves, the demand being much greater than the supply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sufiicient time has elapsed to test its efficacy and de- velop its fruits. The result has been a great deficiency of labor, notwithstanding the population is numerous, the importation of coolies large, and many captives from African slavers have been 6 taken there as apprentices. From the highest state of prosperity these islands liave been reduced to comparative barbarism.
The principal (|uestion connected with this . Subject that now agitates the people of the North, relates to the Territorie...s. In regard to this the tone of feeling has been rapidly and radically changing, since the attention of the public has Ken aroused to its consideration.
All well informed men, who have reflected upon it, believe that slavery caimot be taken to and retained permanently in any Territory now belonging to the country. Either the climate or productions forbid it; and there is too much uncultivated land, suitable for slave labor, in the southern States, far superior to any in the Territories, to permit the withdrawal from such States of any large number of slaves, the demand being much greater than the supply.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mcclelland to read onlineMoreLess
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