The New South InvestigatedArno Press, 1973 - 230 էջ |
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Էջ 79
... rich and poor , a condition , as I have aforesaid , very much like the feudal system in France and England in the 10th century , save in that the service due the master in America was menial and involun- tary , and in nowise of a ...
... rich and poor , a condition , as I have aforesaid , very much like the feudal system in France and England in the 10th century , save in that the service due the master in America was menial and involun- tary , and in nowise of a ...
Էջ 80
... rich , land - owners , who were generally also slave - owners . The common public school was a thing un- known in the times of slavery . The college opened its doors only to the rich few . The private school was little observed . It was ...
... rich , land - owners , who were generally also slave - owners . The common public school was a thing un- known in the times of slavery . The college opened its doors only to the rich few . The private school was little observed . It was ...
Էջ 104
... rich and poor ; but between the rich whites and the blacks in general , the distinction is based simply on color , as no matter how wealthy a colored person may be in the South , his social status is but little improved thereby ; and ...
... rich and poor ; but between the rich whites and the blacks in general , the distinction is based simply on color , as no matter how wealthy a colored person may be in the South , his social status is but little improved thereby ; and ...
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GENERAL VIEW | 17 |
THE SOUTH POLITICALLY | 54 |
THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY | 69 |
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