Note 110 — Chapter III · PASTORAL TRIBES.
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Furthering the growth of slavery. Hindering the growth of slavery.
I. Internal causes.
A. General. 1º. Subsistence easily acquired and not dependent on capital. 1º. Subsistence dependent on capital.
2º. Subsistence not dependent on capital, but difficult to procure.
B. Secondary economic: 1º. Preserving of food. 1º. Female labour making slave labour superfluous.
2º. Trade and industry.
3º. A high position of women. 2º. Subjection of tribes as such.
C. Secondary non-economic: 1º. Slaves wanted for military purposes. 1º. Militarism making slavery impossible.
2º. Slaves kept as a luxury.
II. External causes: 1º. Fixed habitations.
2º. Living in large groups.
3º. Preserving of food110.
4º. The slave-trade.
5º. The neighbourhood of inferior races.