From Slavery to Freedom1968 |
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Page 115
... large numbers on the Pacific coast in the colonial period . As Romero has pointed out , " the slave trade in the Spanish South American colonies fol- lowed well - established lines from north to south and from south to north , the two ...
... large numbers on the Pacific coast in the colonial period . As Romero has pointed out , " the slave trade in the Spanish South American colonies fol- lowed well - established lines from north to south and from south to north , the two ...
Page 187
... large owners must have been enormous , since they have been successful in impressing posterity with the erroneous conception that plantations on which there were large numbers of slaves were typical . In the second place , it brings out ...
... large owners must have been enormous , since they have been successful in impressing posterity with the erroneous conception that plantations on which there were large numbers of slaves were typical . In the second place , it brings out ...
Page 501
... large numbers and were ready to join in any movement for the improvement of conditions among Negroes . During World War I , with the migration of large numbers of Negroes from Southern states and with greater opportunities for work ...
... large numbers and were ready to join in any movement for the improvement of conditions among Negroes . During World War I , with the migration of large numbers of Negroes from Southern states and with greater opportunities for work ...
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A Cradle of Civilization | 3 |
Early Negro States of Africa | 11 |
The African Way of Life | 23 |
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