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... Union Army , were instructed , in mass meeting , to call on the officials at the court - house and demand their resignations . The committee made its demands , met jeering refusals , and re- ported back ; and the meeting resolved to ...
... Union Army , were instructed , in mass meeting , to call on the officials at the court - house and demand their resignations . The committee made its demands , met jeering refusals , and re- ported back ; and the meeting resolved to ...
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... Union soldier living with a mulatto woman , advertised a meeting where he would talk on the color line and welcome a reply . When a negro rose to answer , and was howled down , the whites demanded that he be permitted to reply . The ...
... Union soldier living with a mulatto woman , advertised a meeting where he would talk on the color line and welcome a reply . When a negro rose to answer , and was howled down , the whites demanded that he be permitted to reply . The ...
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... 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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