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Pagina 195
... negro was about half as intelligent as the Northern negro.2 The presence of the negro in America is one of the most per- plexing problems of the Republic . Politically he has a vote ; practically none . In fact , the giving of political ...
... negro was about half as intelligent as the Northern negro.2 The presence of the negro in America is one of the most per- plexing problems of the Republic . Politically he has a vote ; practically none . In fact , the giving of political ...
Pagina 196
... negro with the white will drag down the white by intermarriage . And the South is right . So long as that danger ... negro . There were then about ten and a half millions of them . During the preceding 10 years the number of negro ...
... negro with the white will drag down the white by intermarriage . And the South is right . So long as that danger ... negro . There were then about ten and a half millions of them . During the preceding 10 years the number of negro ...
Pagina 406
... negro population would entail . ” Re - Forging America by Lothrop Stoddard ( 1927 ) , p . 324. Professor Dowd says , " The departure of the Negro would raise the wages of all labor , and give the South a laboring class living on high ...
... negro population would entail . ” Re - Forging America by Lothrop Stoddard ( 1927 ) , p . 324. Professor Dowd says , " The departure of the Negro would raise the wages of all labor , and give the South a laboring class living on high ...
Inhoudsopgave
CHAPTER | 1 |
WHAT ARE AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS? | 16 |
1 A written constitution | 18 |
Copyright | |
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