The Conspiracy Against Mexico
The Conspiracy Against Mexico
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It is very easy, ' one planter told me. 'All that is necessary is that you get some free laborer in debt to you, and then you have him. Yes, we are always getting new laborers in that way. ' "The amount of debt does not matter, so long as it is a debt, and the little transaction is arranged by men who combine the functions of money lender and slave broker. Some of them have offices in Merida and they get the free laborers, clerks, and the poorer class of people generally into debt, just as prof...essional loan sharks of America get clerks, mechanics, and office men into debt by playing on their needs and tempting them. . . .
"These money-lending slave brokers of Merida do not hang out signs and announce to the world that they have slaves to sell. They do their business quietly, as people who are comparatively safe in their occupation, but as people who do not wish to endanger their business by too great publicity like police-protected gambling houses in an American city, for example. . .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very easy, ' one planter told me. 'All that is necessary is that you get some free laborer in debt to you, and then you have him. Yes, we are always getting new laborers in that way. ' "The amount of debt does not matter, so long as it is a debt, and the little transaction is arranged by men who combine the functions of money lender and slave broker. Some of them have offices in Merida and they get the free laborers, clerks, and the poorer class of people generally into debt, just as prof...essional loan sharks of America get clerks, mechanics, and office men into debt by playing on their needs and tempting them. . . .
"These money-lending slave brokers of Merida do not hang out signs and announce to the world that they have slaves to sell. They do their business quietly, as people who are comparatively safe in their occupation, but as people who do not wish to endanger their business by too great publicity like police-protected gambling houses in an American city, for example. . .
What to read after The Conspiracy Against Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson, Arthur, 1858-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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