The New South InvestigatedArno Press, 1973 - 230 էջ |
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Էջ 76
... become a part of it , is to force a change of heart . I have no objection to those who would undertake the task . It is worth a trial , and no man should be condemned for trying what he believes he can do . There must be pioneers for ...
... become a part of it , is to force a change of heart . I have no objection to those who would undertake the task . It is worth a trial , and no man should be condemned for trying what he believes he can do . There must be pioneers for ...
Էջ 131
... become the subject of great adverse criticism . Some have advocated one view and some another as to his capacity for advancement , until the unbelief in his capacity to progress and become the peer of his fellow white citizen , has been ...
... become the subject of great adverse criticism . Some have advocated one view and some another as to his capacity for advancement , until the unbelief in his capacity to progress and become the peer of his fellow white citizen , has been ...
Էջ 140
... become richer by making ourselves poorer ? Is not this a paradox ? I am in favor of the reduction of internal taxation . The war is over and our need is less than twenty - five years ago . Our national debt is smaller and our coun- try ...
... become richer by making ourselves poorer ? Is not this a paradox ? I am in favor of the reduction of internal taxation . The war is over and our need is less than twenty - five years ago . Our national debt is smaller and our coun- try ...
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GENERAL VIEW | 17 |
THE SOUTH POLITICALLY | 54 |
THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY | 69 |
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