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Augusta Chronicle in Augusta, Georgia

20 Jul 1833

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Augusta Chronicle

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Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1833

Page

8

Debate on Slavery Policy in Virginia Legislature

A historical critique argues that a proposed plan to deport enslaved people from Virginia would harm white wealth and population. It contends taxes and loss of labor would depress the state's economy, provoke emigration, and worsen poverty, while settlers and whites would face higher burdens and social upheaval.

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Population and emancipation debates in Virginia rhetoric

A Victorian style argument critiques abolitionist plans to deport enslaved people from Virginia. It compares historic migrations in Europe, Rome, and Ireland, argues removal harms economy, and warns that slave trade supports Africa’s population growth while deportation harms both sides. It cites Franklin, Brown, and Hume to discuss incentives, property rights, and social stability.

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Deserted Virginia and its enduring slave legacy

The speaker warns that Virginia cannot escape its vast slave property and that its destruction, whether gradual or abrupt, would leave the state a desert. The fragment hints at ongoing discussion and fate beyond the immediate text.

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