The Contrast Professions And Practice of Republican Democratic Statesmen Cont
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' ' (Poor things. ) Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ala- bama, Georgia, Florida, and North and South Carolina enacted laws equally op- pressive, and some of them even worse.
The orphan children of all freedmen were subject to practical -slavery through an apprentice system. And then, all freed- men possessing or purchasing arms, and for petty offences, such as breaches of con- tract, or disrespect to employers, were sub- jected to fine, and liable to be sold to ser- vice to pay any fine so im...posed. In North Carolina it was enacted that : "All contracts between any persons what- ever, whereof one or more of them shall be a person of color, for the sale or purchase of any horse, mule, ass, jennet, neat cattle, hog, sheep, or goat, whatever may be the value of such" articles, and all contracts between such persons for any other article or articles of property whatever, of the value of ten dol- lars or more, and all contracts executed or executory between such persons for the pay- ment of money of the value often dollars or more, shall be void as to all persons what- ever, unless the same be put in writing and signed by the venders or debtors, and wit- nessed by a white person who can read and write.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' (Poor things. ) Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ala- bama, Georgia, Florida, and North and South Carolina enacted laws equally op- pressive, and some of them even worse.
The orphan children of all freedmen were subject to practical -slavery through an apprentice system. And then, all freed- men possessing or purchasing arms, and for petty offences, such as breaches of con- tract, or disrespect to employers, were sub- jected to fine, and liable to be sold to ser- vice to pay any fine so im...posed. In North Carolina it was enacted that : "All contracts between any persons what- ever, whereof one or more of them shall be a person of color, for the sale or purchase of any horse, mule, ass, jennet, neat cattle, hog, sheep, or goat, whatever may be the value of such" articles, and all contracts between such persons for any other article or articles of property whatever, of the value of ten dol- lars or more, and all contracts executed or executory between such persons for the pay- ment of money of the value often dollars or more, shall be void as to all persons what- ever, unless the same be put in writing and signed by the venders or debtors, and wit- nessed by a white person who can read and write.
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