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• Soon, they also had a source of virtually free labour once again.
• When free labour was more readily available others took up this occupation.
• The total expenditure on church, not including free labour and materials, was $ 28, 000.
• They tried to operate Frances'father's plantations with free labour, but could not make a profit.
• French prisoners-of-war were also used as free labour.
• They had to provide free labour and their bullocks and carts too to their feudal lords.
• The little girl provided slave-like free labour, and also the daughter-in-law to the adoptive family's son.
• He was a member of the anti-slavery movement and sold only cotton grown by free labour.
• So, now free labour is subject to a higher degree of exploitation than that of the slaves!
• The 19th-century empire undeniably pioneered free trade, free capital movements and, with the abolition of slavery, free labour.
• The change from slave to free labour proved to be advantageous to the farmers in the western provinces.
• The early spinners, such as framework knitters, so-called " free labour " meaning the employees were not indentured.
• They had to provide not only free labour but also their bullocks and carts too to their feudal lords.
• Doing this ensures trouble-free labour.
• The Nazis also got free labour as well . talk ) 21 : 31, 26 November 2009 ( UTC)
• They deemed the abolition of slavery impossible, because they believed that without free labour, the colony could not survive.
• AAWL activities to support workers'rights include campaigning to free labour activists who have been jailed for their union organising activities.
• Following the American Civil War, Butler tried to run his plantations with free labour, but he could not make a profit.
• In this report, dated 20 December 1823, Dougan contends that " free labour in the West Indies is preferable to compulsory labour.
• In the 1970s the hall was renovated once more by free labour which included a new roof, windows, siding and interior work.