American Interest in Cuba: 1848-1855Columbia University Press, 1948 - 323 pages |
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Page 36
... sugar planting increased with the expansion of markets and mechanization of refining meth- ods , Africa replenished the labor supply . The size and number of plantations grew as sugar exports increased from 90,000 tons in 1827 to ...
... sugar planting increased with the expansion of markets and mechanization of refining meth- ods , Africa replenished the labor supply . The size and number of plantations grew as sugar exports increased from 90,000 tons in 1827 to ...
Page 204
... sugar would be : a far more permanent and efficient protection to the sugar planter of Louisiana , than the present fiscal impost upon sugar ; while so long as Cuba is enabled to produce it at less cost than Louisiana , and the desire ...
... sugar would be : a far more permanent and efficient protection to the sugar planter of Louisiana , than the present fiscal impost upon sugar ; while so long as Cuba is enabled to produce it at less cost than Louisiana , and the desire ...
Page 205
... sugar produc- tion . If Cuba nevertheless produced one - third of the world's sugar , efficient American planters under a just and helpful government would make it with Louisiana the monopolist of the world's sugar supply . " Thrasher's ...
... sugar produc- tion . If Cuba nevertheless produced one - third of the world's sugar , efficient American planters under a just and helpful government would make it with Louisiana the monopolist of the world's sugar supply . " Thrasher's ...
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