The Political Economy of Slavery volume 1
The Political Economy of Slavery volume 1
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]f any civilized people were now (as oxight to be done, and will be done in some future time, ) to conquer and re-colonize Hayti, and reduce the whole laboring, or destitute, or idle classes to iheir former condi- tion of domestic slavery, the change would be beneficial for the re-euslaved classes, for the whole community nnd countrj', and for the commercial and civilized world.
In the seventy years of independence of St. Domingo, and of freedom from invasion and foreign aggression, except Toui...ssant, (who liad been a slave, and continued to be perfect- ly illiterate, ) there has not arisen a single man who woubl be deemed of more than ordi- nary ability, if he had been of the white race. The hiu^her classes there possess all the still remaining wealth of the country, and can command every facility for education, and mental instruction and inipiovement. There have ruled and flourished hundreds of high dignitaries, military, ]iolitical, and clerical — emperors and kings, dukes, generals, and bisli- ops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
]f any civilized people were now (as oxight to be done, and will be done in some future time, ) to conquer and re-colonize Hayti, and reduce the whole laboring, or destitute, or idle classes to iheir former condi- tion of domestic slavery, the change would be beneficial for the re-euslaved classes, for the whole community nnd countrj', and for the commercial and civilized world.
In the seventy years of independence of St. Domingo, and of freedom from invasion and foreign aggression, except Toui...ssant, (who liad been a slave, and continued to be perfect- ly illiterate, ) there has not arisen a single man who woubl be deemed of more than ordi- nary ability, if he had been of the white race. The hiu^her classes there possess all the still remaining wealth of the country, and can command every facility for education, and mental instruction and inipiovement. There have ruled and flourished hundreds of high dignitaries, military, ]iolitical, and clerical — emperors and kings, dukes, generals, and bisli- ops.
What to read after The Political Economy of Slavery volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Ruffin to read onlineMoreLess
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