As Senator L.T. Wigfall, of Texas said, in December 1860, "Two hundred and fifty million exports will bring into our own borders - not through Boston and New York and Philadelphia, but through our own ports - $250,000,000 of imports; and forty per cent upon that puts into our treasury $100,000,000. Twenty per cent gives us $50,000,000...
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Twenty per cent gives us $50,000,000." He went on to discuss the multitude of probabilities once rice, tobacco, and other prominent cash crops were figured in. The South was in a very admirable position. Plantation owners had little expense upon them; they were able to process their own cotton, took advantage of free labor, and held the upper hand in any deliberations of war...
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Capitalism: The Cause Of Slavery In The American South The founders of the Carolina colonies were not only interested in the use of slaves in the solution of their labor problems of too much work not enough workers, but they had a very big material interest...	4 / 871
Capitalism: The Cause Of Slavery In The American South The plantation gentry or Masters as they were called by the slaves, never thought of the 'big picture' involving cash crops, only their own well being and how much money they were going to make whether physical force was used or not...	3 / 649
Slavery - Events That Effected Slavery Over time though, the black servants grew accustomed to the environment and were better than the white indentured servants. The colonists didn't approve, but because of the need for laborers for Tobacco the acceptance grew...	8 / 2009