The New South InvestigatedArno Press, 1973 - 230 էջ |
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Էջ 141
... regard to the rights and interests of our own manufacturers , and especially to the rights and interests of that great body of working men , who fill the factories of our country . " Now I don't think I shall go far out of the domain of ...
... regard to the rights and interests of our own manufacturers , and especially to the rights and interests of that great body of working men , who fill the factories of our country . " Now I don't think I shall go far out of the domain of ...
Էջ 146
... regard to government as well as the advancement of industry and the true progress of all its people . It must give free and unfettered opportunity for intellect to rise in whomsoever found , because if intellect is repressed in its ...
... regard to government as well as the advancement of industry and the true progress of all its people . It must give free and unfettered opportunity for intellect to rise in whomsoever found , because if intellect is repressed in its ...
Էջ 199
... regard to color , as it is the capitalist's without regard to locality . Low wages means starvation , taxation without the means of paying taxes , inability to CAPITAL AND LABOR . 199.
... regard to color , as it is the capitalist's without regard to locality . Low wages means starvation , taxation without the means of paying taxes , inability to CAPITAL AND LABOR . 199.
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GENERAL VIEW | 17 |
THE SOUTH POLITICALLY | 54 |
THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY | 69 |
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