G. F. Wilkinson Books
Lieber, Francis
Plantations for Slave Labor.
The Death of Yeomanry
$35
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New York, Loyal Publication Society, 1865, Wrappers
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8 pp.; 8vo; printed brown wrappers. Francis Lieber was a German-American jurist and political philosopher. He is best known for his work on the laws of war and the formulation of the Lieber Code. Here, he references Joseph Kay's, Social Condition and Education of the People of England about the pauperization of the yeoman farmer by large landowners as a caution against large plantations, slave labor, and their effect on the small farmer.
Thumb size area of light soil or discoloration upper right corner front cover.
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