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... labour . He cannot conveniently or profitably employ as much labour in winter as in summer . The fluctua- tions of commerce is another cause which often induces the farmer to change from a kind of farming which employs a given number of ...
... labour . He cannot conveniently or profitably employ as much labour in winter as in summer . The fluctua- tions of commerce is another cause which often induces the farmer to change from a kind of farming which employs a given number of ...
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• " 2. The emigrants from the slave - holding states. bour . Labour , like wheat , is a com- modity . The farmer is the consumer of labour , and the labourer is the pro- ducer . And as the rest of the world , in order to render the ...
• " 2. The emigrants from the slave - holding states. bour . Labour , like wheat , is a com- modity . The farmer is the consumer of labour , and the labourer is the pro- ducer . And as the rest of the world , in order to render the ...
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... labour at home as the property- holders wanted to employ . Accord- ingly " slaves could not breathe in England . Their respiration could only go on in those parts of her christian dominions , where free labour was not to be had ...
... labour at home as the property- holders wanted to employ . Accord- ingly " slaves could not breathe in England . Their respiration could only go on in those parts of her christian dominions , where free labour was not to be had ...
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