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Ten taxpayers , led by a captain in the 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- ...
Ten taxpayers , led by a captain in the 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- ...
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A person either favors or condemns such unions . ... a white woman in preference to a Negress so he has the right to join with the majority of his fellow citizens to prohibit any other member of his race from forming such a union .
A person either favors or condemns such unions . ... a white woman in preference to a Negress so he has the right to join with the majority of his fellow citizens to prohibit any other member of his race from forming such a union .
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Lincoln often said that he would save this 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- ...
Lincoln often said that he would save this 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- ...
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Contents
The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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| Title | Take Your Choice: Separation Or Mongrelization |
| Author | Theodore Gilmore Bilbo |
| Publisher | Dream House Publishing Company, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 330 pages |
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