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... advocated im- mediate emancipation , it did not necessarily imply that they also advocated political and social equality of the races . Despite their shortcomings and ambiguities , militant anti- slavery workers were in a sense the ...
... advocated im- mediate emancipation , it did not necessarily imply that they also advocated political and social equality of the races . Despite their shortcomings and ambiguities , militant anti- slavery workers were in a sense the ...
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... advocated by radical Socialists . He re- peatedly reminded his wealthier supporters that to ignore the demands of the working classes and the poor was suicidal . " The friends of property must realize , " he wrote in 1904 , " that the ...
... advocated by radical Socialists . He re- peatedly reminded his wealthier supporters that to ignore the demands of the working classes and the poor was suicidal . " The friends of property must realize , " he wrote in 1904 , " that the ...
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... advocated the right of self- determination , but that it sought to define and restrict this right without taking cognizance of the dynamics of black his- ab tory . Consequently , the party found itself burdened with an unrealistic ...
... advocated the right of self- determination , but that it sought to define and restrict this right without taking cognizance of the dynamics of black his- ab tory . Consequently , the party found itself burdened with an unrealistic ...
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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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