The Present State of the Congo Question Official Correspondence Between the Fo
The Present State of the Congo Question Official Correspondence Between the Fo
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( 35 ) B. The Prospects of Trade Development.
XII. Intimately bound up with the question of this inherent right Connection f the native to trade ' **' to indu| ge in commercial activity, which lies between at the root ^ human freedom, is the question whether the native is or is Native not to have the opportunity of putting that right into actual practice.
Rights He can only exercise it if he is supplied with markets. He can only and be supplied with markets so far as his trade relations with th...e outer world are concerned, through the European merchant. The problem on its European side is, therefore, intimately bound up with its African side. The two, indeed, cannot be separated. The European Governments are by Treaty empowered to secure for their nationals, liberty to trade with the native peoples of the Congo. But this liberty becomes inoperative in practice if the native peoples of the Congo are not free to collect and dispose of their produce in trade with Europeans. Consequently the first condition the European Governments are required to ensure is that the natives of the Congo shall be recognised as possessing the incontestible right to deal in commerce with Europeans, which they can only do through the collection and sale of natural products.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( 35 ) B. The Prospects of Trade Development.
XII. Intimately bound up with the question of this inherent right Connection f the native to trade ' **' to indu| ge in commercial activity, which lies between at the root ^ human freedom, is the question whether the native is or is Native not to have the opportunity of putting that right into actual practice.
Rights He can only exercise it if he is supplied with markets. He can only and be supplied with markets so far as his trade relations with th...e outer world are concerned, through the European merchant. The problem on its European side is, therefore, intimately bound up with its African side. The two, indeed, cannot be separated. The European Governments are by Treaty empowered to secure for their nationals, liberty to trade with the native peoples of the Congo. But this liberty becomes inoperative in practice if the native peoples of the Congo are not free to collect and dispose of their produce in trade with Europeans. Consequently the first condition the European Governments are required to ensure is that the natives of the Congo shall be recognised as possessing the incontestible right to deal in commerce with Europeans, which they can only do through the collection and sale of natural products.
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