 ... 1808 ; but the policy of the measure became still more apparent in 1810, for, as soon as the Revolution broke out, those planters who had not adopted the system of gradual emancipation, were abandoned, at once, by their slaves, and forced, in some...  Mexico Ancient and Modern - Page 149by Michel Chevalier - 1864Full view - About this book
 | Sir Henry George Ward - Mexico - 1828 - 646 pages
...to be so economical, that, on many of the largest estates, there was not a single slave in the year 1808 ; but the policy of the measure became still...emancipation, were abandoned, at once, by their slaves, and forced, in some instances, to give up working their estates ; while those who had provided themselves,... | |
 | Zachary Macaulay - Antislavery movements - 1829 - 518 pages
...found to be so economical that on many of the largest estates there was not a single slave in the year 1808. But the policy of the measure became still more...emancipation were abandoned, at once, by their slaves, aud forced, in some instances, to give up working their estates; while those who had provided themselves... | |
 | Sir Henry George Ward - Mexico - 1829 - 576 pages
...to be so economical, that, on many of the largest estates, there was not a single slave in the year 1808 ; but the policy of the measure became still...planters who had not adopted the system of gradual cnijincipation, were abandoned, at once, by their slaves, and forced, in same instances, to give up... | |
 | James Bell - Geography - 1831 - 778 pages
...measure became still mure apparent in 141(1, for aa sodh ae the revolution broke out, those plantera who had not adopted the system of gradual emancipation were abandoned at once by their slaves, and forced in some instances to giré up working their estates ; while those who had provided themselves... | |
 | James Bell - Geography - 1832 - 910 pages
...found to be so economical, that on many of the large estates there was not a single slave in 1808; hut the policy of the measure became still more apparent...emancipation were abandoned at once by their slaves, and forced in some instances to give up working their estates ; while those who had provided themselves... | |
 | Edward Ely Dunbar - Mexico - 1861 - 124 pages
...largest estates in Cuernavaea, there was not a single negro slave in the year 1808. The policy of this measure became still more apparent in 1810, for as...emancipation were abandoned at once by their slaves, and forced, in some instances, to give up working their estates ; while those who had provided themselves,... | |
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