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... federal union . Ironically , Garrison's position dovetailed very nicely with that of the Southern slaveholders . The Southerners asserted that slavery could not be prohibited by the federal govern- ment under the Constitution since it ...
... federal union . Ironically , Garrison's position dovetailed very nicely with that of the Southern slaveholders . The Southerners asserted that slavery could not be prohibited by the federal govern- ment under the Constitution since it ...
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... federal intervention , as was proposed under the ill - fated Blair Federal Aid to Education Bill , which , had it been passed , would have provided millions of dollars for public education in the South . An important test of Populist ...
... federal intervention , as was proposed under the ill - fated Blair Federal Aid to Education Bill , which , had it been passed , would have provided millions of dollars for public education in the South . An important test of Populist ...
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... federal locals to black workers who were denied admittance to the white unions in their trades . These federal labor unions yielded good public relations material for the AFL , since their existence lent credence to the impression that ...
... federal locals to black workers who were denied admittance to the white unions in their trades . These federal labor unions yielded good public relations material for the AFL , since their existence lent credence to the impression that ...
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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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