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Aunt Phillis’s Cabin

CHAPTER XII
11/25

My father has several times brought servants to New York, but they have never run away from him.

I think Virginia would do well without her colored people, because her climate is moderate, and white labor could be substituted.

But it is not so with the more Southern States.

I would like to see a Louisiana sun shining upon your New England States for a while--how quickly you would fit out an expedition for Africa.

It is the mere accident of climate that makes your States free ones." "I suppose so," said Abel.


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