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... coolie contracts " was 350 dollars, or about £70 per bead. This price, erne would think. mutt leave a very .large margin of w^uj r.or toe importers ; and suggest* Kouthlng bearuir-a v*rv considerable rewm&knce to the slave trade. Verv ...
... coolie-. r. catcher, tion is significantly as the epithet translated, used by who ;hc deputaengage* "Gentleuieu, to supply the required number ou a certain day. In each district and village the coolie- me." McElfresh kept catcher then ...
... Coolie in the rice-field hears of a land where higher and more welcome labor receives -twenty-five times Ins. present recompense. The treadmill .operator in the rice-mill thinks of the 100 cents a. day in California, and compares them ...
... coolie* were not permitted te go on deck. They were •towed between decks in four rows, two amidships and on* in each wing, a space 10 inches wide being allotted to eaoh Individual After three weeks' imprisonment the coolie* were allowed ...
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... coolie women weighed down with bangles ; wearing the fantastically patterned cottons of the land of the Suttee, suckling queer little brown straight-habed babes ; 'whilst the tnrbaned -males cross attenuated shanks in the middle ...
... coolie logistics,. The offhand suggestion of Premier Nguyen Cao K> of South Viet Nam that the United Slates should seek victory by invading Norf Vie! Nam should he , ,j n- siderecl in the light of the lessons of these earlier campaigns ...
... coolie trade. The coolie was a Chinaman who agreed to leave his country for a term of years at stated wages, but after a while vessels were fitted out and dispatched to various islands in the Pacific uud other seas, and thousands of ...
1 MUTINY lift! ON A COOLIE oniu SHIP. i One of the Tragedies of a Branch of Slave Trade. up VOW kw. "When slavery was abolished in the Brazils there sprang up to take its place a traffic hardly less accursed, the coolie trada. The coolie ...