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Page 19
... abolitionists were also highly active in organizing and guiding affiliates of the new parent society , including groups in Massachusetts , New York , Pennsylvania and Ohio . This ... black Black Militancy Confronts Militant Abolitionism 19.
... abolitionists were also highly active in organizing and guiding affiliates of the new parent society , including groups in Massachusetts , New York , Pennsylvania and Ohio . This ... black Black Militancy Confronts Militant Abolitionism 19.
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... abolitionism could count on finding diligent workers and loyal supporters only among a few people , many of whom were black . Those white abolitionists who sought to deny membership to blacks were calculating that by excluding blacks ...
... abolitionism could count on finding diligent workers and loyal supporters only among a few people , many of whom were black . Those white abolitionists who sought to deny membership to blacks were calculating that by excluding blacks ...
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... black people made independent black organizations ab- solutely necessary . This argument between black and white aboli- tionists continued unabated . Moreover , black abolitionists them- selves were very much divided over the question ...
... black people made independent black organizations ab- solutely necessary . This argument between black and white aboli- tionists continued unabated . Moreover , black abolitionists them- selves were very much divided over the question ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
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