The Political Economy of Slavery volume 2
The Political Economy of Slavery volume 2
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Thus there are many (though still exceptional) cases of slaveholders in these SrKithern States maltreat- ing their slaves, although such procedure is generally opposed to, and never promotive of, the master's interest. And so iji the Northern States and in England, there are many (yet also exceptional) eases of husbands using their superior power to maltreat, and even to tor- ture or kill wives — ])arents their J'oung chil- di'en — and adult children their parents. But with all these cases, and... manj^ of them of horrible cruelty and atrocity, the relations of masters to their personal slaves, as well as of parents to children, and husbands to wives, are much more generally kind, just in intention, and beneficient. The owner of negro slaves is interested in obtaining from them the great- est amount of continued useful labor and ser- vice ; and also, (and especially, at their present high prices, ) to have the property continued by the preservation of health and long life', and increased in successive generations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus there are many (though still exceptional) cases of slaveholders in these SrKithern States maltreat- ing their slaves, although such procedure is generally opposed to, and never promotive of, the master's interest. And so iji the Northern States and in England, there are many (yet also exceptional) eases of husbands using their superior power to maltreat, and even to tor- ture or kill wives — ])arents their J'oung chil- di'en — and adult children their parents. But with all these cases, and... manj^ of them of horrible cruelty and atrocity, the relations of masters to their personal slaves, as well as of parents to children, and husbands to wives, are much more generally kind, just in intention, and beneficient. The owner of negro slaves is interested in obtaining from them the great- est amount of continued useful labor and ser- vice ; and also, (and especially, at their present high prices, ) to have the property continued by the preservation of health and long life', and increased in successive generations.
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