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16 December, 18:42

Why does smith believe that the benefits of colonization outweigh the misfortunes?

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    By uniting and enabling them to relieve one anothers wants, to increase enjoyments, and to encourage one anothers industry. Europe ultimately benefitted while the natives had higher misfortunes
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