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herewith) that in spite of stungent regulations & the contrary this practice continues, I is so exprament It habits of the people that it will not easily be stamped act.
From the passage mached hoven-
that the regulations
I wo! seem referred to were
i a
way
openly broken
that was expose the
traders to punishment.
This
may
sometimes be the cask
but I understand that the usual course is for the trader & protect himself by giving the prevent & recruit who immediate of hand, it ver to his Chicf a family
Against their there
com
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& although it anotot exactly the
the practic
Jame
thing, could not easily be
pal down
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Jeannel think (anything else
apon which Mr Labouchere might fasten
Although abreses may exciel, it in in recruiting that they come
Ling
When
M
before
Polynesian
is allotted to a planter, he is
generally fairly well treated, & Cestarit not kept in slavery". Commodne Wilson bean this testemmy to Luscarland & Foji (especially the latter) at page 4 of the same Report.
they
If this, as is very frequents
A case, very com
afler
the
expiration of bei engagement, it
his
and from ill treatment on the plantation,
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