The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 116
... Negro- phobes at once , involved him in embarrassing contradictions . In northern Illinois he spoke in one vein before abolition- minded audiences , but farther south , where settlers of South- ern extraction were dominant , he spoke in ...
... Negro- phobes at once , involved him in embarrassing contradictions . In northern Illinois he spoke in one vein before abolition- minded audiences , but farther south , where settlers of South- ern extraction were dominant , he spoke in ...
Page 155
... Negro " real freedom - not merely technical freedom . " For this he must have land , citizenship , education , and the vote . “ The moment a man becomes valuable or terrible to the politi- cian , his rights will be respected . Give the ...
... Negro " real freedom - not merely technical freedom . " For this he must have land , citizenship , education , and the vote . “ The moment a man becomes valuable or terrible to the politi- cian , his rights will be respected . Give the ...
Page 156
... Negro , it must be struck now . • When the war closes the South it is to be made like a garden . Welcome labor there from the North , the East , and the West , and you keep wages high throughout the na- tion . . . . Disgrace labor down ...
... Negro , it must be struck now . • When the war closes the South it is to be made like a garden . Welcome labor there from the North , the East , and the West , and you keep wages high throughout the na- tion . . . . Disgrace labor down ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
Copyright | |
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