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What does Hamilton mean when he says, "I think their want of cultivation (for their natural faculties are probably as good as ours)"?

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Answer:

He meant that black men had the ability to be soldiers as good as white men.

Explanation:

The above sentence was said by Hamilton when in response to the statement he constantly heard that blacks would not serve as soldiers, because they were stup*d. Hamilton disagreed with that. He believed that black men had natural faculties as good as white men and the way they were brought up, uneducated and in constant control made them ideal soldiers.

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