A Short History of the American NegroMacmillan, 1939 - 288 pages |
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... passed also for the most part the intermarriage of the races . As a slave the Negro had none of the ordinary civil ... passing a law to this effect . Generally it was only on the economic side that any hope at all remained for the slave ...
... passed also for the most part the intermarriage of the races . As a slave the Negro had none of the ordinary civil ... passing a law to this effect . Generally it was only on the economic side that any hope at all remained for the slave ...
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... passed acts similar to those in Vir- ginia prohibiting the further introduction of slaves and removing restraints on emancipation . New York and New Jersey followed the example of Virginia and Mary- land in prohibiting the further ...
... passed acts similar to those in Vir- ginia prohibiting the further introduction of slaves and removing restraints on emancipation . New York and New Jersey followed the example of Virginia and Mary- land in prohibiting the further ...
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... passed two more war amendments to reinforce its own reconstruction program . The Fourteenth Amendment , as finally passed by Congress ( July 28 , 1868 ) , denied to the states the power to abridge the privileges or immunities of ...
... passed two more war amendments to reinforce its own reconstruction program . The Fourteenth Amendment , as finally passed by Congress ( July 28 , 1868 ) , denied to the states the power to abridge the privileges or immunities of ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
The First Blows for Liberty | 14 |
THE ERA OF THE REVOLUTION | 20 |
Copyright | |
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