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... RACIAL EQUALITY · 823 71 82 X EDUCATION FOR ALL 94 • XI HEALTH FOR ALL 105 XII WORK FOR ALL . 115 · XIII PROSPERITY FOR ALL 128 • · 141 XIV THE Square Deal . PART III . DEMOCRACY XV POLITICAL DEMOCRACY . XVI POLITICAL HONESTY XVII XVIII ...
... RACIAL EQUALITY · 823 71 82 X EDUCATION FOR ALL 94 • XI HEALTH FOR ALL 105 XII WORK FOR ALL . 115 · XIII PROSPERITY FOR ALL 128 • · 141 XIV THE Square Deal . PART III . DEMOCRACY XV POLITICAL DEMOCRACY . XVI POLITICAL HONESTY XVII XVIII ...
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... race , by lan- guage , and by their traditions , it is altogether prob- able that the mass of them will wish to be free , in spite of possible advantages for them of American rule . It is true that we paid twenty million dollars to ...
... race , by lan- guage , and by their traditions , it is altogether prob- able that the mass of them will wish to be free , in spite of possible advantages for them of American rule . It is true that we paid twenty million dollars to ...
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... race rules another . As Lincoln said , in the often - quoted words , " No man is good enough to govern another man without that other man's consent . " The problem of the right moment at which to free them is one of expediency , so long ...
... race rules another . As Lincoln said , in the often - quoted words , " No man is good enough to govern another man without that other man's consent . " The problem of the right moment at which to free them is one of expediency , so long ...
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... race . The case was very different from that of an alien race in far - off islands , or even from that of the democratic American colon- ists and their monarchical rulers across the ocean . The advantages of union and disadvantages of ...
... race . The case was very different from that of an alien race in far - off islands , or even from that of the democratic American colon- ists and their monarchical rulers across the ocean . The advantages of union and disadvantages of ...
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... race and traditions they were slow in developing a " consciousness of kind . " They wrote their individu- alistic creed into their laws and constitutions ; their writers and poets glorified that fearless and energetic individualism and ...
... race and traditions they were slow in developing a " consciousness of kind . " They wrote their individu- alistic creed into their laws and constitutions ; their writers and poets glorified that fearless and energetic individualism and ...
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