The Eclectic Review1840 |
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239. oldal
... labor is more profitable to the employer , and conse- quently cheaper , than slave - labor . 2. — That of all kinds of slave - labor that of imported slaves has been demonstrated to be the most costly , and the least productive . 3 ...
... labor is more profitable to the employer , and conse- quently cheaper , than slave - labor . 2. — That of all kinds of slave - labor that of imported slaves has been demonstrated to be the most costly , and the least productive . 3 ...
365. oldal
... labor cheaper than slave- labor . The making free cheaper than slave - labor is our only hope . It will be slow but sure ; and it has the great advantage over all systems of force that it strikes at once at the very foundations of not ...
... labor cheaper than slave- labor . The making free cheaper than slave - labor is our only hope . It will be slow but sure ; and it has the great advantage over all systems of force that it strikes at once at the very foundations of not ...
366. oldal
... labor cheaper than slave - labor ; and let us see how he would accomplish it . He proposes immigration on a large scale . Now , immigration may be viewed under two as- pects . It may be intended , either to find more hands to do the ...
... labor cheaper than slave - labor ; and let us see how he would accomplish it . He proposes immigration on a large scale . Now , immigration may be viewed under two as- pects . It may be intended , either to find more hands to do the ...
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