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Scarcely any considerations have stood in the way ofher trade and profit. I will not dwell upon her opium culture in India, which is a proximate cause of famine in district after district, nor uponher forcing the drug upon China--a policy disgraceful to a Christianqueen and people. We have only just got rid of slavery, sustained so longby Biblical and official sanction, and may not yet set up as critics. ButI will refer to a case with which all are familiar--England's treatmentof her American c...olonies. In 1760 and onward, when Franklin, the agent ofthe colonies of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, was cooling his heels inlords' waiting-rooms in London, America was treated exactly as Irelandwas--that is, discriminated against in every way; not allowed tomanufacture; not permitted to trade with other nations, except under themost vexatious restrictions; and the effort was continued to make her amere agricultural producer and a dependent. All that England cared for uswas that we should be a market for her manufactures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scarcely any considerations have stood in the way ofher trade and profit. I will not dwell upon her opium culture in India, which is a proximate cause of famine in district after district, nor uponher forcing the drug upon China--a policy disgraceful to a Christianqueen and people. We have only just got rid of slavery, sustained so longby Biblical and official sanction, and may not yet set up as critics. ButI will refer to a case with which all are familiar--England's treatmentof her American c...olonies. In 1760 and onward, when Franklin, the agent ofthe colonies of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, was cooling his heels inlords' waiting-rooms in London, America was treated exactly as Irelandwas--that is, discriminated against in every way; not allowed tomanufacture; not permitted to trade with other nations, except under themost vexatious restrictions; and the effort was continued to make her amere agricultural producer and a dependent. All that England cared for uswas that we should be a market for her manufactures.
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