American Socialism and Black Americans: From the Age of Jackson to World War IIBloomsbury Academic, 1977 M11 18 - 462 pages |
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... workers to take a stand against slavery and its further expansion , Douai also insisted that there was the humanistic element . White workers , he maintained , ought to have learned that if one class of workers was espe- cially ...
... workers to take a stand against slavery and its further expansion , Douai also insisted that there was the humanistic element . White workers , he maintained , ought to have learned that if one class of workers was espe- cially ...
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... worker's status , the writer made the point that white workers , too , faced discrimination by being excluded from social contact with rich capitalists and their " fine ladies . " Equating the exclusion of white workingmen from rich ...
... worker's status , the writer made the point that white workers , too , faced discrimination by being excluded from social contact with rich capitalists and their " fine ladies . " Equating the exclusion of white workingmen from rich ...
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... workers as the white capitalist class had against white workers . Oneal then indicated by concrete example the sham role that the Re- publican party had played as the friend of the Negro , and how the " First Emancipation " of blacks ...
... workers as the white capitalist class had against white workers . Oneal then indicated by concrete example the sham role that the Re- publican party had played as the friend of the Negro , and how the " First Emancipation " of blacks ...
Contents
Antebellum Socialism and Negro Slavery | 3 |
The Election of 1860 the Civil War | 25 |
Battle Front and Home Front 31 Marx | 42 |
Copyright | |
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