South Africa, Volume 1Chapman and Hall, 1878 - 704 pages |
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Page 14
... labour , the wages for which are to be settled by the employer without the consent of the employed , is a form of slavery . After that , after acknowledging so much , and providing against any infraction of the great law so laid down ...
... labour , the wages for which are to be settled by the employer without the consent of the employed , is a form of slavery . After that , after acknowledging so much , and providing against any infraction of the great law so laid down ...
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... labour was the readiest labour , and therefore slave labour was procured . The native races were not to be oppressed beyond endurance , because they would rise and fight . The community itself was not to grow rich , because if rich it ...
... labour was the readiest labour , and therefore slave labour was procured . The native races were not to be oppressed beyond endurance , because they would rise and fight . The community itself was not to grow rich , because if rich it ...
Page 36
... labour seemed to him to be only natural . To throw away this command for the sake of putting the slave into a condition which , -as the Dutchman thought , -- would be worse for the slave him- self was to him an absurdity . He regarded ...
... labour seemed to him to be only natural . To throw away this command for the sake of putting the slave into a condition which , -as the Dutchman thought , -- would be worse for the slave him- self was to him an absurdity . He regarded ...
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... labour of the country . The ordinary labourer in all countries earns so little more than board lodging and clothes for himself and his chil- dren , and it is so indispensable a necessity on the slave owner to provide board lodgings and ...
... labour of the country . The ordinary labourer in all countries earns so little more than board lodging and clothes for himself and his chil- dren , and it is so indispensable a necessity on the slave owner to provide board lodgings and ...
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... labour of the Colony is chiefly done by coloured people , but by people who have mainly been immigrants , the descendants of those whom the Dutch brought , and bastard Hottentots as they are called , with a sprinkling of Kafirs and ...
... labour of the Colony is chiefly done by coloured people , but by people who have mainly been immigrants , the descendants of those whom the Dutch brought , and bastard Hottentots as they are called , with a sprinkling of Kafirs and ...
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acres Algoa Bay altogether annexed become brandy British Kafraria called Cape cart Cape Colony Capetown capital carried certainly Chief church coast Colonists Colony of Natal coloured comfort course Diamond Fields Dingaan district doubt Durban Dutch Dutchman East London Eastern Province Elizabeth England English European farm farmer feathers feeling Fort Beaufort gentleman Government Governor Grahamstown Healdtown heard horses Hottentot inhabitants journey Kafir King Williamstown Kreli labour land Langalibalele live look Lovedale matter ment miles Minister mountains Natal native nature never Orange Free ostrich Paarl parliamentary passed perhaps Pieter Maritzburg population Port Alfred probably races railway river road Savage scenery seemed seen sent sheep soldiers South Africa speak sugar Swellendam taken thing tion told town Transvaal traveller tribe troops Umkululi wages wool young Zealand Zulu