An Inquiry Into the Nature And Causes of the Wealth of Nations
An Inquiry Into the Nature And Causes of the Wealth of Nations
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Bu£Fon to be the same with the Aperea oi Brazil, vras the largest viviparous quadruped in St. Domingo. This species seems never to have been very numerous, and the dogs and cats of the Spaniards are said to have long ago almost entirely extirpated it, as well as Digitized by Google 400 WEALTH OF NATIONS some other tribes of a still smaller size. These, however, together with a pretty large lizard, called the Ivana or Iguana, constituted the principal part of the animal food which the land affor...ded.
The vegetable food of the inhabitants, though from their want of industry not very abundant, was not altogether so scanty. It con- sisted in Indian corn, yams, potatoes, bananas, &c. plants which were then altogether unknown in Europe, and which have never since been very much esteemed in it, or supposed to yield a sustenance equal to what is drawn from the conmion sorts of grain and pulse, which have been cultivated in this part of the world time out of mind.
The cotton plant indeed afforded the material of a very important manufacture, and was at that time to Europeans undoubtedly the most valuable of all the vegetable productions of those islands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bu£Fon to be the same with the Aperea oi Brazil, vras the largest viviparous quadruped in St. Domingo. This species seems never to have been very numerous, and the dogs and cats of the Spaniards are said to have long ago almost entirely extirpated it, as well as Digitized by Google 400 WEALTH OF NATIONS some other tribes of a still smaller size. These, however, together with a pretty large lizard, called the Ivana or Iguana, constituted the principal part of the animal food which the land affor...ded.
The vegetable food of the inhabitants, though from their want of industry not very abundant, was not altogether so scanty. It con- sisted in Indian corn, yams, potatoes, bananas, &c. plants which were then altogether unknown in Europe, and which have never since been very much esteemed in it, or supposed to yield a sustenance equal to what is drawn from the conmion sorts of grain and pulse, which have been cultivated in this part of the world time out of mind.
The cotton plant indeed afforded the material of a very important manufacture, and was at that time to Europeans undoubtedly the most valuable of all the vegetable productions of those islands.
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