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Look , for example , at slave labor in this pledged by their gratitude to the Govern- country . Compare Virginia with Ohio . In ment , by self - interest , and by the affections the former , the soil is tilled by the slave .
Look , for example , at slave labor in this pledged by their gratitude to the Govern- country . Compare Virginia with Ohio . In ment , by self - interest , and by the affections the former , the soil is tilled by the slave .
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They believe that they get too little selves and their occupation to the ever- for the product of their labor and others too changing environment , so that they shall be much , that they must bear heavy burdens of once more masters of ...
They believe that they get too little selves and their occupation to the ever- for the product of their labor and others too changing environment , so that they shall be much , that they must bear heavy burdens of once more masters of ...
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Rather than listing our agreement of any genuine attack on the problems of in detail we confine our observations to a agricultural labor . We consequently strongly few major points on which we disagree urge that the Farm Security ...
Rather than listing our agreement of any genuine attack on the problems of in detail we confine our observations to a agricultural labor . We consequently strongly few major points on which we disagree urge that the Farm Security ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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