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Page 105
... successful storekeepers , catering to their own race and sometimes to whites also . When they were brought into direct competition with other races , they were often able , because of their lesser expenses , to undersell them successfully ...
... successful storekeepers , catering to their own race and sometimes to whites also . When they were brought into direct competition with other races , they were often able , because of their lesser expenses , to undersell them successfully ...
Page 129
... successful undertaking . The cost of this pro- cedure is deducted from the cropper's share of the crop . In practice the cropper , especially on a plantation , is largely depend- ent on the landlord . The degree of this dependency ...
... successful undertaking . The cost of this pro- cedure is deducted from the cropper's share of the crop . In practice the cropper , especially on a plantation , is largely depend- ent on the landlord . The degree of this dependency ...
Page 256
... successful in securing practical monopolies through unionizing most of the workers in certain trades and establishing the closed shop . They have some- times abused these monopolies by imposing restrictive rules which increase costs and ...
... successful in securing practical monopolies through unionizing most of the workers in certain trades and establishing the closed shop . They have some- times abused these monopolies by imposing restrictive rules which increase costs and ...
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THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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