The Progress of Colonial Reform: Being a Brief View of the Real Advance Made ...
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It is no ques- tion of idle curiosity to ascertain this point. It would, therefore, confer an essential service on humanity, if those who deny that the Negroes will work from any other motive than coercion would inform the public what are the precise means, which, in the absence of the driving whip, and without the temptation of wages, have procured from the Slaves in Trinidad, during the year 1825, the quantity of labour Digitized by VjQOQ IC 16 which they have yielded to their owners. It woul...d be important to know the whole process of this extraction ; the nature and extent of the task ; the criterion of its fairness ; the penalty annexed to its non-performance ; the advantage accruing from its speedy and correct execution ; the pro- portion which the defaulters bear from day to day to the whole gang, with various other problems connected with the subject.
12. The establishment of Savings' Banks, under proper regulations, cannot be too highly applauded.
On the question of the effect, on the freedom of an individual, of his inability to establish his right to it by evidence, nothing is said in the Order for Trinidad ; nor was it necessary : the registry act which is in force there, has settled that point in favour of freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is no ques- tion of idle curiosity to ascertain this point. It would, therefore, confer an essential service on humanity, if those who deny that the Negroes will work from any other motive than coercion would inform the public what are the precise means, which, in the absence of the driving whip, and without the temptation of wages, have procured from the Slaves in Trinidad, during the year 1825, the quantity of labour Digitized by VjQOQ IC 16 which they have yielded to their owners. It woul...d be important to know the whole process of this extraction ; the nature and extent of the task ; the criterion of its fairness ; the penalty annexed to its non-performance ; the advantage accruing from its speedy and correct execution ; the pro- portion which the defaulters bear from day to day to the whole gang, with various other problems connected with the subject.
12. The establishment of Savings' Banks, under proper regulations, cannot be too highly applauded.
On the question of the effect, on the freedom of an individual, of his inability to establish his right to it by evidence, nothing is said in the Order for Trinidad ; nor was it necessary : the registry act which is in force there, has settled that point in favour of freedom.
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