Cannibals All!: Or, Slaves Without MastersA. Morris, 1857 - 379 halaman Southern intellectual George Fitzhugh provides a passionate defense of slavery in this nearly 400-page volume published in 1857. Further developing ideas in his previous work Sociology for the South, Fitzhugh not only defends slavery but attacks the entire liberal tradition. Attacking Adam Smith, John Locke, Thomas Jefferson and others, Fitzhugh argues that free markets are harmful to society by forcing the lower classes into crushing labor and poverty. The answer, Fitzhugh argues, is slavery--not only for blacks, but for whites as well. "Slavery," he writes, "is a form, and the very best form, of socialism." |
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... .. CHAPTER XXXV . 350 Government a thing of Force , not of Consent ............. 353 CHAPTER XXXVI . Warning to the North .... 363 CHAPTER XXXVII . Addendum 373 DEDICATION . TO THE HONORABLE HENRY A. WISE . DEAR vi CONTENTS .
... .. CHAPTER XXXV . 350 Government a thing of Force , not of Consent ............. 353 CHAPTER XXXVI . Warning to the North .... 363 CHAPTER XXXVII . Addendum 373 DEDICATION . TO THE HONORABLE HENRY A. WISE . DEAR vi CONTENTS .
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... forces stronger than the overseer's lash . They worked more , and did not get half so much pay or allowance as the Jamaica negroes . All the reports to the French and British Parliaments show that the physical wants of the West India ...
... forces stronger than the overseer's lash . They worked more , and did not get half so much pay or allowance as the Jamaica negroes . All the reports to the French and British Parliaments show that the physical wants of the West India ...
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... force , which none but the weak - minded commit ; but encourages the war of the wits , in which the strong and astute are sure to succeed , in stripping the weak and ignorant . It is time , high time , that political economy was ...
... force , which none but the weak - minded commit ; but encourages the war of the wits , in which the strong and astute are sure to succeed , in stripping the weak and ignorant . It is time , high time , that political economy was ...
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... force you to pay it , everybody would denounce me , the poor wheelwright , as an extor- tioner and a scoundrel . Why ? Simply because this is an unusual application of the principle . Wheelwrights seldom have a chance to make such a ...
... force you to pay it , everybody would denounce me , the poor wheelwright , as an extor- tioner and a scoundrel . Why ? Simply because this is an unusual application of the principle . Wheelwrights seldom have a chance to make such a ...
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... force people , through their necessities , to give . The principle , in this form , measures the price by the degree of want on the part of the purchaser , that is , by what he supposes will prove to be the value or benefit to him of ...
... force people , through their necessities , to give . The principle , in this form , measures the price by the degree of want on the part of the purchaser , that is , by what he supposes will prove to be the value or benefit to him of ...
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