Slavery 7, no. 1
Slavery 7, no. 1
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every, plantation there are slaves, who woidd do more for wages than from fear of punishm^it There are those, who, if inUrusted with a piece of ground, would support themselves and pay a rent in kind. There are those, who, if moderate task- work were given them, would giin their whole subsistence in their own time. Now every such man ought to be committed very much to himself It is a crime to subject to the whip a man who can be made to toil from rational and honorable motives. • This partial i...ntroduction of freedom would form a superior class among the slaves, whose exapple would have immense mcffal power on those who needed compulsicw.
The industrious and thriving would give an impulse to the whole race. It is important th«ut the property, thus earned by the slave, should: be made as severed as that of any other member 136 wauam of stMovme sLAtBftT.
of the community, and for this end he j^uld be enabled to obtain redress of wrongs; In case of being injured by. his master in this or in any respect, he should either be set free, or, if unprepared for liberty, should be1;ransferred to another guardian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
every, plantation there are slaves, who woidd do more for wages than from fear of punishm^it There are those, who, if inUrusted with a piece of ground, would support themselves and pay a rent in kind. There are those, who, if moderate task- work were given them, would giin their whole subsistence in their own time. Now every such man ought to be committed very much to himself It is a crime to subject to the whip a man who can be made to toil from rational and honorable motives. • This partial i...ntroduction of freedom would form a superior class among the slaves, whose exapple would have immense mcffal power on those who needed compulsicw.
The industrious and thriving would give an impulse to the whole race. It is important th«ut the property, thus earned by the slave, should: be made as severed as that of any other member 136 wauam of stMovme sLAtBftT.
of the community, and for this end he j^uld be enabled to obtain redress of wrongs; In case of being injured by. his master in this or in any respect, he should either be set free, or, if unprepared for liberty, should be1;ransferred to another guardian.
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