Relations of States Speech of the Hon James Chesnut Jr of South Carolina
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But connected with this was the overcunning idea that, by proving slavery to be a great "economic error, " the other Powers of the earth would abolish slavery everywhere, and Great Britain be thus enabled to retrieve the blunders which she had com- mitted, and regain the predominance which she had lost. Hence the emancipation act, which was consummated in 1838. The first fruits of that act are strikingly exhibited in the following, a table showing the condition of the islands, the exports in th...e several years of slavery, apprenticeship, and freedom : SUGAR EXPORTED from — Average of 1S31, 1S32. And 1833, three years of shivery Average of 1S35, 1836, and 1837, three years ot apprenticeship.
Average of 1S39, 1840, and 1841, threa years of freedom.
23, 400, 000 lbs. 18, 923 tons. 86, 080 hhds.
22, 500, 000 lbs. 18, 255 tons. 62, 960 hhds.
14, 100, 000 lbs. 14, 828 tons. 34, 415 hhds.
Total W. Indies, 3, 841, 153 cwt.
3, 477, 592 cwt.
2, 396, 784 cwt.
Statement showing the quantities of sugar producedin Jamaica in the years 1850, 1851, and 1852, compiled from official documents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But connected with this was the overcunning idea that, by proving slavery to be a great "economic error, " the other Powers of the earth would abolish slavery everywhere, and Great Britain be thus enabled to retrieve the blunders which she had com- mitted, and regain the predominance which she had lost. Hence the emancipation act, which was consummated in 1838. The first fruits of that act are strikingly exhibited in the following, a table showing the condition of the islands, the exports in th...e several years of slavery, apprenticeship, and freedom : SUGAR EXPORTED from — Average of 1S31, 1S32. And 1833, three years of shivery Average of 1S35, 1836, and 1837, three years ot apprenticeship.
Average of 1S39, 1840, and 1841, threa years of freedom.
23, 400, 000 lbs. 18, 923 tons. 86, 080 hhds.
22, 500, 000 lbs. 18, 255 tons. 62, 960 hhds.
14, 100, 000 lbs. 14, 828 tons. 34, 415 hhds.
Total W. Indies, 3, 841, 153 cwt.
3, 477, 592 cwt.
2, 396, 784 cwt.
Statement showing the quantities of sugar producedin Jamaica in the years 1850, 1851, and 1852, compiled from official documents.
What to read after Relations of States Speech of the Hon James Chesnut Jr of South Carolina?
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