An Appeal in Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans
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The productsof these employments were, as they should be, proportioned to thedexterity and hard labor required in their pursuit. The North grewopulent; and her politicians, who came in contact with those of theSouth with any thing like rival pretensions, represented the commercialclass, which was the nucleus of the old Federal party.
The Southerners have a genial climate and a fertile soil; but inconsequence of the cumbrous machinery of slave labor, which is slow forevery thing, (except exhaust...ing the soil, ) they have always been lessprosperous than the free States. It is said, I know not with how muchtruth, but it is certainly very credible, that a great proportion oftheir plantations are deeply mortgaged in New-York and Philadelphia. Itis likewise said that the expenses of the planters are generally one ortwo years in advance of their income. Whether these statements be trueor not, the most casual observer will decide, that the free States areuniformly the most prosperous, notwithstanding the South possessesa political power, by which she manages to check-mate us at everyimportant move.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The productsof these employments were, as they should be, proportioned to thedexterity and hard labor required in their pursuit. The North grewopulent; and her politicians, who came in contact with those of theSouth with any thing like rival pretensions, represented the commercialclass, which was the nucleus of the old Federal party.
The Southerners have a genial climate and a fertile soil; but inconsequence of the cumbrous machinery of slave labor, which is slow forevery thing, (except exhaust...ing the soil, ) they have always been lessprosperous than the free States. It is said, I know not with how muchtruth, but it is certainly very credible, that a great proportion oftheir plantations are deeply mortgaged in New-York and Philadelphia. Itis likewise said that the expenses of the planters are generally one ortwo years in advance of their income. Whether these statements be trueor not, the most casual observer will decide, that the free States areuniformly the most prosperous, notwithstanding the South possessesa political power, by which she manages to check-mate us at everyimportant move.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Child Lydia Maria Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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