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Cassier's magazine (1891)

New York ; Cassier Magazine Co. · leaf 393

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one of comparative idleness, when only the cane and making the sugar. This enough help is retained for the indis- has led to the establishment of vast cen- pensable cultivation of the fields be- tral stations to which cane is brought to tween crops. Without this they would be ground, being very… … A TYPICAL CUBAN SUGAR " CENTRAL mechanical ones, and there is room for The manner and conditions of raising much improvement in this direction. the cane under this system are peculiar The general system of work is that and somewhat complex, as there is con- of the " colonia," or colony. In this…

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