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Page 169
... Union and who from the standpoint of the Union would unquestionably be ranked as the foremost of statesmen and the foremost of men . There are many people living who lived in the days of Lincoln and a number who saw him in the flesh ...
... Union and who from the standpoint of the Union would unquestionably be ranked as the foremost of statesmen and the foremost of men . There are many people living who lived in the days of Lincoln and a number who saw him in the flesh ...
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... unions with Negro women has not been any worse than that of the average Northerner . Another factor which must not be overlooked is the Union Army which was so long in the South both during the War Between the States and in the post ...
... unions with Negro women has not been any worse than that of the average Northerner . Another factor which must not be overlooked is the Union Army which was so long in the South both during the War Between the States and in the post ...
Page 263
... Union with slavery or without slavery , but that his primary objective was to save the Union . He could not easily accept immediate emancipation , since he had long anticipated gradual emanci- pation which would not be completed until ...
... Union with slavery or without slavery , but that his primary objective was to save the Union . He could not easily accept immediate emancipation , since he had long anticipated gradual emanci- pation which would not be completed until ...
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The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization II | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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