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Contents
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The Redemption | 53 |
Poverty and Paternalism Black Life in the Country | 70 |
The Promise of the City | 97 |
Agrarian Revolt 1888 and 1890 | 134 |
A Journey Backward The SeparateCoach Law of 1891 | 150 |
A Question of Honor The Election Law of 1891 | 164 |
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