The Negro Problem: Abraham Lincoln's SolutionNegro Universities Press, 1969 - Всего страниц: 580 |
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... Progress . of the negro and his progress since emancipation . should be the subject of accurate ascertainment . And yet of all things relating to the subject this is found to be the most surprisingly difficult . So much again depends ...
... Progress . of the negro and his progress since emancipation . should be the subject of accurate ascertainment . And yet of all things relating to the subject this is found to be the most surprisingly difficult . So much again depends ...
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... progress of the negro in the South during his period of freedom has been great , the progress of his white neighbor has been immeasurably greater . If , as President Washington asserts , the negro has acquired since emancipation land ...
... progress of the negro in the South during his period of freedom has been great , the progress of his white neighbor has been immeasurably greater . If , as President Washington asserts , the negro has acquired since emancipation land ...
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... progress , difficulty in ascertaining , 69 ; political condition , 70 ; exclu- sion from public office , 71 ; debarred from Legislatures , 73 ; separate schools for , 76 ; capacity of , views of author , 77 ; industrial position , 78 ...
... progress , difficulty in ascertaining , 69 ; political condition , 70 ; exclu- sion from public office , 71 ; debarred from Legislatures , 73 ; separate schools for , 76 ; capacity of , views of author , 77 ; industrial position , 78 ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I The Character of the Problem | 3 |
The History of the Problem | 29 |
The Dimensions of the Problem | 47 |
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