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... million have a right to opinions on what ought to be allowed and what forbidden . To say that the twenty million have no right to make and enforce decisions that they think necessary to the well - being of all is to say that society has ...
... million have a right to opinions on what ought to be allowed and what forbidden . To say that the twenty million have no right to make and enforce decisions that they think necessary to the well - being of all is to say that society has ...
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... million . At the begin- ning of this speech , I remarked : The most gratifying thing in my life is to be able today to present to the American Congress petitions signed by two and a half million American Negroes pleading and begging for ...
... million . At the begin- ning of this speech , I remarked : The most gratifying thing in my life is to be able today to present to the American Congress petitions signed by two and a half million American Negroes pleading and begging for ...
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... million acres of the people's land granted to the railroads . This land , enough to make fourteen states of the Amer- ican Union , was given to certain of our railroads during the early days of their development . The Senator spoke two ...
... million acres of the people's land granted to the railroads . This land , enough to make fourteen states of the Amer- ican Union , was given to certain of our railroads during the early days of their development . The Senator spoke two ...
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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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