American Socialism and Black Americans: From the Age of Jackson to World War IIBloomsbury Academic, 1977 M11 18 - 462 pages |
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... living in this country . But if the slaveowners and their allies in the Democratic party were victorious , slavery would spread everywhere , making the land in the West more expensive and even pushing out free labor which could not ...
... living in this country . But if the slaveowners and their allies in the Democratic party were victorious , slavery would spread everywhere , making the land in the West more expensive and even pushing out free labor which could not ...
Page 175
... living no longer a problem , it would be a useful tool . 62 In socialist literature , blacks trained in the industrial schools and " brainwashed " by Booker T. Washington to avoid unions and strikes were said to be preferred by ...
... living no longer a problem , it would be a useful tool . 62 In socialist literature , blacks trained in the industrial schools and " brainwashed " by Booker T. Washington to avoid unions and strikes were said to be preferred by ...
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... living . " Once rid of the bur- dens of economic oppression , the Negro could function as capably as the white . It was the duty of the Oklahoma Socialist party to give him that opportunity by including him in its ranks and involving ...
... living . " Once rid of the bur- dens of economic oppression , the Negro could function as capably as the white . It was the duty of the Oklahoma Socialist party to give him that opportunity by including him in its ranks and involving ...
Contents
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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