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Page 163
... labor , " in the same sense in which horses and oxen may be regarded as " labor ; " leaving wholly out of view all the attributes which distinguish men , even if black , from beasts of burden . Dr. Clarke knows better than that , as is ...
... labor , " in the same sense in which horses and oxen may be regarded as " labor ; " leaving wholly out of view all the attributes which distinguish men , even if black , from beasts of burden . Dr. Clarke knows better than that , as is ...
Page 168
... labor , and they were therefore obliged to labor for them- selves and not for others , they have been constantly rising in civilization . His next sentence , in which he applies his false theory , is very remarkable : " So , even if ...
... labor , and they were therefore obliged to labor for them- selves and not for others , they have been constantly rising in civilization . His next sentence , in which he applies his false theory , is very remarkable : " So , even if ...
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... labor the best fitted for African soil , but it is believed that more cotton , sugar , and tobacco can be pro- duced in the United States by white labor than by black labor . Hence , by colonizing Africa with the negro , not only would ...
... labor the best fitted for African soil , but it is believed that more cotton , sugar , and tobacco can be pro- duced in the United States by white labor than by black labor . Hence , by colonizing Africa with the negro , not only would ...
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