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Page 52
... Watson . Writing in the peri- odical , the Arena , Watson noted that white and black tenant farmers were equally destitute , equally burdened with heavy taxes and high rents , and equally exploited by unscrupulous merchants . Hence they ...
... Watson . Writing in the peri- odical , the Arena , Watson noted that white and black tenant farmers were equally destitute , equally burdened with heavy taxes and high rents , and equally exploited by unscrupulous merchants . Hence they ...
Page 77
... Watson's Georgia Populists avidly sought black sup- port and even invited blacks to participate in their state con- ventions.68 Blacks flocked to hear Watson as he stumped for the Populist cause . At times it seemed that the two races ...
... Watson's Georgia Populists avidly sought black sup- port and even invited blacks to participate in their state con- ventions.68 Blacks flocked to hear Watson as he stumped for the Populist cause . At times it seemed that the two races ...
Page 78
... Watson's courage and anti - racist intentions than some have suggested . Watson took pains to explain that he handled the whole matter with proper Southern etiquette . He ordered " his darky " to stay in the " nig- ger house " behind ...
... Watson's courage and anti - racist intentions than some have suggested . Watson took pains to explain that he handled the whole matter with proper Southern etiquette . He ordered " his darky " to stay in the " nig- ger house " behind ...
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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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