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... blacks had rapidly gained upon the whites , but during the residue they were most rapidly losing their high relative ... blacks , running ahead of the whites in numbers , would have destroyed their security ? In 1763 , the black ...
... blacks had rapidly gained upon the whites , but during the residue they were most rapidly losing their high relative ... blacks , running ahead of the whites in numbers , would have destroyed their security ? In 1763 , the black ...
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... blacks become educated and economically self - sufficient . Others believed in the innate , biological inferiority of blacks . Drawing upon the new biological theory of evolution , some speakers and writers argued that blacks were lower ...
... blacks become educated and economically self - sufficient . Others believed in the innate , biological inferiority of blacks . Drawing upon the new biological theory of evolution , some speakers and writers argued that blacks were lower ...
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... blacks and whites , but the emphasis differed with the two audiences . Speaking frequently to black students and off - campus groups of black adults , he stressed the importance of technical education and preached the old Puritan ...
... blacks and whites , but the emphasis differed with the two audiences . Speaking frequently to black students and off - campus groups of black adults , he stressed the importance of technical education and preached the old Puritan ...
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Abrahams Offering Up His Son Isaac | 54 |
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God | 65 |
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