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... negroes employed in it over and over again , it is nothing at all compared , as to the fatigue that attends it , to the common operations of ploughing , reaping , or mowing , in this country . The hoe used by the negroes is by no means ...
... negroes employed in it over and over again , it is nothing at all compared , as to the fatigue that attends it , to the common operations of ploughing , reaping , or mowing , in this country . The hoe used by the negroes is by no means ...
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... negroes are employed in the ma- nufacture of sugar , and the general agriculture of the estate . The negroes are described as enjoying the crop time precisely with as much glee as the harvest is celebrated in this country . Songs are ...
... negroes are employed in the ma- nufacture of sugar , and the general agriculture of the estate . The negroes are described as enjoying the crop time precisely with as much glee as the harvest is celebrated in this country . Songs are ...
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... negroes . ' 6 66 The negroes principally go to the Methodist chapels ; and Mrs. Carmichael does not hesitate to say that they are by no means the better for their trouble . ' Strange as it may seem , ' she says , but I never asked a ...
... negroes . ' 6 66 The negroes principally go to the Methodist chapels ; and Mrs. Carmichael does not hesitate to say that they are by no means the better for their trouble . ' Strange as it may seem , ' she says , but I never asked a ...
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