Lincoln, the ManDodd, Mead, 1931 - Всего страниц: 520 This work is a complete biography of Abraham Lincoln. |
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... negro had none in Illinois . Compared to the negro slaves in the South his state was wretched beyond words . The former were fed and clothed and housed , but the Illinois negro had to earn what he had and under economic conditions that ...
... negro had none in Illinois . Compared to the negro slaves in the South his state was wretched beyond words . The former were fed and clothed and housed , but the Illinois negro had to earn what he had and under economic conditions that ...
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... negro equality while doing nothing to bring it about . Why not do so in Illinois where the negro could not vote , serve on juries or in the militia , and where they had no social equality at all ? If the Declaration meant that negroes ...
... negro equality while doing nothing to bring it about . Why not do so in Illinois where the negro could not vote , serve on juries or in the militia , and where they had no social equality at all ? If the Declaration meant that negroes ...
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... negro be given the ballot . Hence the negro was enfranchised , and , in order to make that more effectual , the whites were disfranchised . The negro did not know enough to use the ballot for his own interests ; but he could be told how ...
... negro be given the ballot . Hence the negro was enfranchised , and , in order to make that more effectual , the whites were disfranchised . The negro did not know enough to use the ballot for his own interests ; but he could be told how ...
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LINCOLNS BOYHOOD AND YOUNG MANHOOD | 15 |
BACK In Springfield and RIDING THE CIRCUIT | 108 |
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