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... question as to how the Negroes , not being citizens , were to be counted in determining the representation of the states in the House of Representatives of the Congress and in the Electoral College . The next section allowed the ...
... question as to how the Negroes , not being citizens , were to be counted in determining the representation of the states in the House of Representatives of the Congress and in the Electoral College . The next section allowed the ...
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... question of Negro suffrage had been submitted to the people , it had been rejected except in Iowa and Minnesota . " In December , 1865 , when the question of the establishment of Negro suffrage in the District of Columbia was submitted ...
... question of Negro suffrage had been submitted to the people , it had been rejected except in Iowa and Minnesota . " In December , 1865 , when the question of the establishment of Negro suffrage in the District of Columbia was submitted ...
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... question is one for white Americans to decide . The white race claims this country as its own , and it is the right and within the power of the white man to determine what the future policy of the United States will be regarding the ...
... question is one for white Americans to decide . The white race claims this country as its own , and it is the right and within the power of the white man to determine what the future policy of the United States will be regarding the ...
Contents
The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization II | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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