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... course , the toleration of negro slavery . Almost every . one took for granted the rightfulness of this long- established institution , Christian ministers as well as worldly - minded , those who lived in the industrial 20 LIBERTY.
... course , the toleration of negro slavery . Almost every . one took for granted the rightfulness of this long- established institution , Christian ministers as well as worldly - minded , those who lived in the industrial 20 LIBERTY.
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... . Tannenbaum , in Atlantic Monthly , vol . 125 , p . 433 . H. A. Overstreet , in International Journal of Ethics , vol . 25 , p . 277 . CHAPTER IX RACIAL EQUALITY THE toleration of negro slavery was JUSTICE FOR ALL 81.
... . Tannenbaum , in Atlantic Monthly , vol . 125 , p . 433 . H. A. Overstreet , in International Journal of Ethics , vol . 25 , p . 277 . CHAPTER IX RACIAL EQUALITY THE toleration of negro slavery was JUSTICE FOR ALL 81.
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Durant Drake. CHAPTER IX RACIAL EQUALITY THE toleration of negro slavery was , of course , the great crime , the great inconsistency , in a nation founded upon the principle that “ all men are created equal . " That crime was atoned for ...
Durant Drake. CHAPTER IX RACIAL EQUALITY THE toleration of negro slavery was , of course , the great crime , the great inconsistency , in a nation founded upon the principle that “ all men are created equal . " That crime was atoned for ...
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Durant Drake. The nation has now generally recognized the wrong that was done the negro and the Indian . What re- mains of the latter race seems in a fair way to be absorbed into the common American stock . But the negro race remains a ...
Durant Drake. The nation has now generally recognized the wrong that was done the negro and the Indian . What re- mains of the latter race seems in a fair way to be absorbed into the common American stock . But the negro race remains a ...
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... negro is not so much the problem of the negro as the problem of the white man who does not want to extend to him equal advantages . It is easy , of course , for a Northerner , who sees few negroes , to preach equality of treatment . It ...
... negro is not so much the problem of the negro as the problem of the white man who does not want to extend to him equal advantages . It is easy , of course , for a Northerner , who sees few negroes , to preach equality of treatment . It ...
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