American Socialism and Black Americans: From the Age of Jackson to World War IIBloomsbury Academic, 1977 M11 18 - 462 pages |
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... PARTY POSITION ON THE NEGRO QUESTION This failure both disappointed and puzzled party leaders . Crosswaith frequently professed his inability to understand the lack of Negro inter- est in the Socialist party . In an article in The ...
... PARTY POSITION ON THE NEGRO QUESTION This failure both disappointed and puzzled party leaders . Crosswaith frequently professed his inability to understand the lack of Negro inter- est in the Socialist party . In an article in The ...
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... Party convention , 74-75 ; General Council IWA attitude toward , 39-42 ; German propaganda among , 288 ; give reasons why won't support Socialist Party , 302-03 ; greater militancy among , 289-90 ; " Great Migration " of , 263-65 ; in ...
... Party convention , 74-75 ; General Council IWA attitude toward , 39-42 ; German propaganda among , 288 ; give reasons why won't support Socialist Party , 302-03 ; greater militancy among , 289-90 ; " Great Migration " of , 263-65 ; in ...
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... Party indifferent to , 60-61 ; tied to Asians in Socialist Party anti - immigration propaganda , 145-49 ; on use of small n in , 205 , 248. See also Blacks . Negro and Economic Reconstruction , The , 364 " Negro and His Nemisis , The ...
... Party indifferent to , 60-61 ; tied to Asians in Socialist Party anti - immigration propaganda , 145-49 ; on use of small n in , 205 , 248. See also Blacks . Negro and Economic Reconstruction , The , 364 " Negro and His Nemisis , The ...
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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