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... passed . The abolition flame reached the 8 " From the time the slaves were first brought into the country , up to and to include the time when they were set free as a result of the Civil War , they were the cause of the framing and ...
... passed . The abolition flame reached the 8 " From the time the slaves were first brought into the country , up to and to include the time when they were set free as a result of the Civil War , they were the cause of the framing and ...
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... passed by the House of Repre- sentatives of South Carolina's General Assembly in 1944 is typical : We indignantly and vehemently denounce the intentions of all organizations seeking the amalgamation of the white and Negro races by a ...
... passed by the House of Repre- sentatives of South Carolina's General Assembly in 1944 is typical : We indignantly and vehemently denounce the intentions of all organizations seeking the amalgamation of the white and Negro races by a ...
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... passed by the Senate . He ad- vocated and urged a great medical center for the City of Washington , and with Senator ... passed during the closing days of the 79th Congress . The Tennessee - Tombigbee Inland Waterway project was passed ...
... passed by the Senate . He ad- vocated and urged a great medical center for the City of Washington , and with Senator ... passed during the closing days of the 79th Congress . The Tennessee - Tombigbee Inland Waterway project was passed ...
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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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