Journal of An African Cruiser
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On the other hand, the slave stations at St. Paul's river, at Bassa, andat Junk, have undeniably been broken up by the presence of the colonists. Even if destitute of sympathy for fellow-men of their own race and hue, and regardless of their deep stake in the preservation of their character, the evident fact is, that self-interest would prompt the inhabitants ofLiberia to oppose the slave-trade in their vicinity. Wherever the slavercomes, he purchases large quantities of rice at extravagant rat...es, thuscurtailing the supply to the colonist, and enhancing the price. Moreover, the natives, always preferring the excitement of war to the labors ofpeace, neglect the culture of the earth, and have no camwood nor palm-oilto offer to the honest trader, who consequently finds neither buyers norsellers among them.
The truth is, the slave-traders can dispense with assistance from theLiberian colonists. They procure goods, and everything necessary to theirtrade, at Sierra Leone, or from any English or American vessel on thecoast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, the slave stations at St. Paul's river, at Bassa, andat Junk, have undeniably been broken up by the presence of the colonists. Even if destitute of sympathy for fellow-men of their own race and hue, and regardless of their deep stake in the preservation of their character, the evident fact is, that self-interest would prompt the inhabitants ofLiberia to oppose the slave-trade in their vicinity. Wherever the slavercomes, he purchases large quantities of rice at extravagant rat...es, thuscurtailing the supply to the colonist, and enhancing the price. Moreover, the natives, always preferring the excitement of war to the labors ofpeace, neglect the culture of the earth, and have no camwood nor palm-oilto offer to the honest trader, who consequently finds neither buyers norsellers among them.
The truth is, the slave-traders can dispense with assistance from theLiberian colonists. They procure goods, and everything necessary to theirtrade, at Sierra Leone, or from any English or American vessel on thecoast.
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