The African Sketch book volume 2
The African Sketch book volume 2
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However, there are other elements of discord. The provincials do not love the Monrovians ; and Cape Palmas talked of seceding when I was on the Coast. There is also a planter interest and a trader interest, and the question of compulsory labour may create dis- union between them.
This at least must be said for Liberia, that the St. Paul's has a more civilised appearance than any other VOL. II S 258 MONROVIA [Book VI river on the coast. Along its banks appear neat red- brick villas, surrounded b...y coffee plantations and sugar- cane fields ; and there are actually boiling-houses, with steam-engines at work ! I do not suppose they have been paid for ; but that is an additional proof that the Liberians are an ingenious people. A little while ago two of these children of nature came to London, and extracted 100, 000/. From the breeches-pockets of the Britishers— not in the way of benevolence, but business. It seems ludicrous to those who have lived among the Africans, to hear people declaring that they are only fit to be slaves, and that they can never attain to average intelligence of the European kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, there are other elements of discord. The provincials do not love the Monrovians ; and Cape Palmas talked of seceding when I was on the Coast. There is also a planter interest and a trader interest, and the question of compulsory labour may create dis- union between them.
This at least must be said for Liberia, that the St. Paul's has a more civilised appearance than any other VOL. II S 258 MONROVIA [Book VI river on the coast. Along its banks appear neat red- brick villas, surrounded b...y coffee plantations and sugar- cane fields ; and there are actually boiling-houses, with steam-engines at work ! I do not suppose they have been paid for ; but that is an additional proof that the Liberians are an ingenious people. A little while ago two of these children of nature came to London, and extracted 100, 000/. From the breeches-pockets of the Britishers— not in the way of benevolence, but business. It seems ludicrous to those who have lived among the Africans, to hear people declaring that they are only fit to be slaves, and that they can never attain to average intelligence of the European kind.
What to read after The African Sketch book volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Winwood Reade to read onlineMoreLess
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