The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 786
... negro race was illiterate . The second is that , previous to the war , the negro was not.more criminal than other men . The slaves were noted for their docile and peaceable natures . Petty misdemeanors were usually their worst offenses ...
... negro race was illiterate . The second is that , previous to the war , the negro was not.more criminal than other men . The slaves were noted for their docile and peaceable natures . Petty misdemeanors were usually their worst offenses ...
Page 789
... negro illiteracy is 65.70 per cent . The number of negro criminals to the million of negro population in those States is 1,600 . Grouping Texas , Tennessee , Maryland and West Vir- ginia , the average negro illiteracy is only 50.31 per ...
... negro illiteracy is 65.70 per cent . The number of negro criminals to the million of negro population in those States is 1,600 . Grouping Texas , Tennessee , Maryland and West Vir- ginia , the average negro illiteracy is only 50.31 per ...
Page 790
... negro in the States where he furnishes only 1,600 criminals to the million of his population is 65.70 per cent .; while his illiteracy in the North , where he furnishes 7,547 to the million , is only 21.71 per cent . Another significant ...
... negro in the States where he furnishes only 1,600 criminals to the million of his population is 65.70 per cent .; while his illiteracy in the North , where he furnishes 7,547 to the million , is only 21.71 per cent . Another significant ...
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