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... South . In many ways the slave - plantation system of the South and the industrial system of the North were in fundamental conflict . More- over , both systems were expanding rapidly and the question was , which would come to dominate ...
... South . In many ways the slave - plantation system of the South and the industrial system of the North were in fundamental conflict . More- over , both systems were expanding rapidly and the question was , which would come to dominate ...
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... South can be traced directly to black Reconstruction.17 Nevertheless , Southern politicians and editors succeeded in stamping Re- construction with the brand of corruption and identified it in the public mind with the Republican enemies ...
... South can be traced directly to black Reconstruction.17 Nevertheless , Southern politicians and editors succeeded in stamping Re- construction with the brand of corruption and identified it in the public mind with the Republican enemies ...
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... South were in the most difficult position of all . They , too , had to meet the competition of slave labor and in addition they felt the brunt of white workers ' hostility , being restricted by the whites both in their right to work in ...
... South were in the most difficult position of all . They , too , had to meet the competition of slave labor and in addition they felt the brunt of white workers ' hostility , being restricted by the whites both in their right to work in ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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