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... remarked the passenger , " and he well merits the honor conferred on him - Officer of the Legion of Honor . " " He is called one of the makers of modern France , " added Dixon . " Did you know that despite his French name , he is a Pole ...
... remarked the passenger , " and he well merits the honor conferred on him - Officer of the Legion of Honor . " " He is called one of the makers of modern France , " added Dixon . " Did you know that despite his French name , he is a Pole ...
Page 9
... remarked quite aloud , on seeing Dixon engaged in wiping out the wash - bowls . At another time he had heard the same speaker de- liver himself of this opinion : " You may say what you please , but I would never eat with a ' nigger ...
... remarked quite aloud , on seeing Dixon engaged in wiping out the wash - bowls . At another time he had heard the same speaker de- liver himself of this opinion : " You may say what you please , but I would never eat with a ' nigger ...
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... remarked many Swedish and Irish persons with negroid features . Then , too , the beauty of colored women commands considera- tion . In all those parts of the British Empire where black and white live , those women who have what is known ...
... remarked many Swedish and Irish persons with negroid features . Then , too , the beauty of colored women commands considera- tion . In all those parts of the British Empire where black and white live , those women who have what is known ...
Page 37
... remarked : " The Negro is a whiner . He is always whining , whin- ing for his rights . The Negro would do better by not protesting so much . " " Sir , " responded Dixon , " it's very evident that since the Negro's disparity in numbers ...
... remarked : " The Negro is a whiner . He is always whining , whin- ing for his rights . The Negro would do better by not protesting so much . " " Sir , " responded Dixon , " it's very evident that since the Negro's disparity in numbers ...
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... remarked : " One of the greatest arguments brought forward in sup- port of Negro inferiority - an argument that not a few Negroes are inclined to admit - is that the Negro has been a slave . But I am sure that if the slave traders had ...
... remarked : " One of the greatest arguments brought forward in sup- port of Negro inferiority - an argument that not a few Negroes are inclined to admit - is that the Negro has been a slave . But I am sure that if the slave traders had ...
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