Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Genius of Universal Emancipation, Vol. 13: August, 1833
In that proposition it is assumed, that to make a change from slavery to freedom, from a system the worst and most expensive, to one the best and most economical, must necessarily be attended with loss, and require compensation. What would the British manufacturers, who are daily making improvements in their manufactures, say to such a proposition as this? Would they think of ask.
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