The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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Page 37
... racial philosophy that rests so solidly on premises sancti- fied by time that they no longer need to be openly proclaimed . 2. They are , unwittingly , promoting the steady march toward a world conflict between the races . Yet they are ...
... racial philosophy that rests so solidly on premises sancti- fied by time that they no longer need to be openly proclaimed . 2. They are , unwittingly , promoting the steady march toward a world conflict between the races . Yet they are ...
Page 356
... racial attitude that has always existed among those of mixed blood should be self - evident . The course of that future will be determined by a growing mass of intelligence and alertness which enables people to use quite different ...
... racial attitude that has always existed among those of mixed blood should be self - evident . The course of that future will be determined by a growing mass of intelligence and alertness which enables people to use quite different ...
Page 358
... racial mixing there was nothing unusual about the appearance of great Coloured leaders in Palestine or anywhere else in Asia , including from time to time their rise to kingship in Israel , Syria ( Aram ) , Mesopotamia etc. But the ...
... racial mixing there was nothing unusual about the appearance of great Coloured leaders in Palestine or anywhere else in Asia , including from time to time their rise to kingship in Israel , Syria ( Aram ) , Mesopotamia etc. But the ...
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