 | Benjamin Franklin, Richard Jackson - Anglo-French War, 1755-1763 - 1760 - 68 pages
...pilfering from time to time, almoft every flave being from the nature of flavery a thief, and com- ' pare the whole amount with the wages of a manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will fee that labour is much cheaper there than it ever can be by negroes here. Why then will Americans... | |
 | Arthur Young - Great Britain - 1772 - 572 pages
...at work, and his pilfering from time to time ; almoft every flave being from the nature of flavery a thief; and compare the whole amount with the wages...manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will fee that labour is much cheaper there than it ever can be bynegroes here. Why then will Americans purchafe... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - American prose literature - 1779 - 610 pages
...work, and his pilfering from time to time, almoil every Have being, from the na» ture of flavery, a thief; and compare the whole amount with the wages...manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will fee that labour is much cheaper there, than it ever can be by ne-? groes here. — Why then will Americans... | |
 | History - 1789 - 558 pages
...compare thi: whole amount with the wages of a manufacturer ofiron or wool in England, you will fee that labour is much cheaper there than it ever can be by negroes here. Why then will America purchafe flaves ? Becaufe flaves may be kept as long ач а man picales, or has occafion for... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - American literature - 1806 - 512 pages
...every slave being, from the nature of slavery, a thief, and compare the whole amount with the \\ages of a manufacturer of Iron or wool in England, you...Because slaves may be kept as long as a man pleases, or has occasion for their labour, while hired men are continually leaving their master (often in the midst... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - United States - 1809 - 434 pages
...the first purchase of a slave, the insurance or risque on his life, his clothing and diet, expences in his sickness, and loss of time, loss by his neglect...manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will see, that labor is much cheaper there than it ever can be by negroes here. Why then will Americans purchase slaves... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1818 - 610 pages
...business, (neglect is natural to the man, who is not to be benefited by his own care or diligence) expense of a driver to keep him at work, and his pilfering...manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will see, that labor is much cheaper there, than it ever can be by negroes here. Why then will Americans purchase... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1819 - 566 pages
...business, (neglect is natural to the man, who is not to be benefited by his own care or diligence) expense of a driver to keep him at work, and his pilfering...manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will see, that labor is much cheaper there, than it ever can be by negroes here. Why then will Americans purchase... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - American literature - 1819 - 558 pages
...business, (neglect is natural to the man, who is not to be benefited by his own care or diligence) expense of a driver to keep him at work, and his pilfering...manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will see, that labor is much cheaper there, than it ever can be by negroes here. Why then will Americans purchase... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - Essays - 1820 - 354 pages
...business, (neglect is natural to the man who is not to be benefited by his own care or diligence) expense of a driver to keep him at work, and his pilfering...Because slaves may be kept as long as a man pleases, or has occasion 1 for their labour, while hired men are continually leaving their master (often in the... | |
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... a thief,) and compare the whole amount with the wages of a manufacturer of iron or wool in England, you will see that labour is much cheaper there than it ever can be by negroes here. 
