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On sugar plantations the profit is much more on each individual; but the risk is greater, and the deaths are generally calculated at one-third of the gang in ten years: this is the cause why slaves _on sugar plantations_ are so miserably fed and clad, for their being rendered less wretched would not make them less susceptible to the epidemic.

A Ramble of Six Thousand Miles through the United States of America

Some people in what we, of course, call Rhode Island, say the word plantations is a hurtful reminder of slavery.

Rhode Island To Vote On Name Change 2010

Some people in what we, of course, call Rhode Island, say the word plantations is a hurtful reminder of slavery.

Rhode Island To Vote On Name Change 2010

Act directed that no merchandise from Asia, Africa, or America, including therein English "plantations," as the colonies were then styled, [17] should be imported into England in other than

Sea Power in its Relations to the War of 1812 Volume 1 1877

"The yield of production of Indonesian plantations is very low compared with Malaysian plantations."

Businesses Warm to Indonesia's Moratorium on Forest Clearing 2010

Replanting long-term plantations is too difficult to finance, says Trevor Gifford, immediate past president of the Commercial Farmers Union.

Eastern Zimbabwe Plantations Face Grim Future 2011

Replanting long-term plantations is too difficult to finance, says Trevor Gifford, immediate past president of the Commercial Farmers Union.

Eastern Zimbabwe Plantations Face Grim Future 2011

"The yield of production of Indonesian plantations is very low compared with Malaysian plantations."

Businesses Warm to Indonesia's Moratorium on Forest Clearing 2010

He said clearing peat swamps for plantations is "a double whammy."

Scientists Consider the Downside of Palm Oil | Impact Lab 2007

The procreation or children of a Commonwealth are those we call plantations, or colonies; which are numbers of men sent out from the Commonwealth, under a conductor or governor, to inhabit a foreign country, either formerly void of inhabitants, or made void then by war.

Leviathan 2007