THE ISLAND OF CEYLON, 
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introduced into the method of barking and collecting the 
cinnamon ; the present system is very rude, and the labour 
of those employed very unproductive compared to their 
number. 
These few hints I suggest with diffidence, and leave to the 
judgment of more skilful persons. My object is gained if 
I succeed in turning the attention of the public to a concern 
of national advantage, and in shewing that it is capable of 
improvement. 
