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... repatriation movement . At a time when the Colonization Society was without strength to obtain land and colonize American Negroes , Charles Fenton Mercer , a member of Congress who belonged to the organization , devised means of ...
... repatriation movement . At a time when the Colonization Society was without strength to obtain land and colonize American Negroes , Charles Fenton Mercer , a member of Congress who belonged to the organization , devised means of ...
Page 260
... repatriation was having hard sailing in the United States . During the early years of the Colonization Society , the members had high hopes of resettling American Negroes in Africa if govern- mental aid could be obtained . When it was ...
... repatriation was having hard sailing in the United States . During the early years of the Colonization Society , the members had high hopes of resettling American Negroes in Africa if govern- mental aid could be obtained . When it was ...
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... repatriation . They are opposed to everything except the scheme which will finally mongrelize the entire country . They preach that the races are equal and plead for equality in the name of science democracy , and religion when they ...
... repatriation . They are opposed to everything except the scheme which will finally mongrelize the entire country . They preach that the races are equal and plead for equality in the name of science democracy , and religion when they ...
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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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