The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 190
... labor of pressing , amounts to about 3281. The total sum , therefore , received by the native population on account of cotton , is 12,3597 . The whole of this sum is the price of labor ( except the sum paid for duty ) : land costs ...
... labor of pressing , amounts to about 3281. The total sum , therefore , received by the native population on account of cotton , is 12,3597 . The whole of this sum is the price of labor ( except the sum paid for duty ) : land costs ...
Page 217
... labor on earth , than Africa affords . The foreign slave traffic , once so formidable , is now so nearly ex- tinct that little is to be feared from it . The want of civil power to protect and nurture missions is amply supplied by ...
... labor on earth , than Africa affords . The foreign slave traffic , once so formidable , is now so nearly ex- tinct that little is to be feared from it . The want of civil power to protect and nurture missions is amply supplied by ...
Page 322
... labor , for we have tens of thousands of natives , all through the country ; and all that is needed to secure that labor , is skillful treaties , judicious alliances , just remuneration , and humane , treatment , to supply any demand we ...
... labor , for we have tens of thousands of natives , all through the country ; and all that is needed to secure that labor , is skillful treaties , judicious alliances , just remuneration , and humane , treatment , to supply any demand we ...
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