American Socialism and Black Americans: From the Age of Jackson to World War IIBloomsbury Academic, 1977 M11 18 - 462 pages |
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... Negro prob- lem " apart from the general labor problem " and that blacks were " not one whit worse off " than white ... question , in articles in the International Socialist Review . He advanced the concept that the Negro question was a ...
... Negro prob- lem " apart from the general labor problem " and that blacks were " not one whit worse off " than white ... question , in articles in the International Socialist Review . He advanced the concept that the Negro question was a ...
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... Negro question , 240-46 , 249 ; in Oklahoma Socialist press , 232-33 Debs , Eugene V .: attacks Birth of a Na- tion , 259 ; becomes Socialist , 86 ; called " modern Abe Lincoln , " 317 ; calls for admission of blacks to American Rail ...
... Negro question , 240-46 , 249 ; in Oklahoma Socialist press , 232-33 Debs , Eugene V .: attacks Birth of a Na- tion , 259 ; becomes Socialist , 86 ; called " modern Abe Lincoln , " 317 ; calls for admission of blacks to American Rail ...
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... Negro , 210-11 ; advanced stand on Negro question at founding convention , 94- 100 ; advanced stand on Negro ques- tion at 1937 convention , 365 ; appeal to Negro , 93 ; as inheritors of Abolition- ist tradition , 169 ; battle in ...
... Negro , 210-11 ; advanced stand on Negro question at founding convention , 94- 100 ; advanced stand on Negro ques- tion at 1937 convention , 365 ; appeal to Negro , 93 ; as inheritors of Abolition- ist tradition , 169 ; battle in ...
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Antebellum Socialism and Negro Slavery | 3 |
The Election of 1860 the Civil War | 25 |
Battle Front and Home Front 31 Marx | 42 |
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