Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... negro in proper humanity above the Cauca- sian ; but they are led for the most part to do so , we apprehend , because the Caucasian has made his assumed superiority a reason , and , indeed , a full justification of his enslavement and ...
... negro in proper humanity above the Cauca- sian ; but they are led for the most part to do so , we apprehend , because the Caucasian has made his assumed superiority a reason , and , indeed , a full justification of his enslavement and ...
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... negro equality . They demand the rec- ognition of the negro not only as a man , and as a free man , but as the political and social equal of the white man . They are hardly willing to accept of emancipation unless coupled with negro ...
... negro equality . They demand the rec- ognition of the negro not only as a man , and as a free man , but as the political and social equal of the white man . They are hardly willing to accept of emancipation unless coupled with negro ...
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... negro , men with large admix- ture of negro blood , born of slave mothers , are now minis- tering at her altars , and St. Augustine , the greatest of the Latin fathers , was certainly an African , and some maintain a negro . We have ...
... negro , men with large admix- ture of negro blood , born of slave mothers , are now minis- tering at her altars , and St. Augustine , the greatest of the Latin fathers , was certainly an African , and some maintain a negro . We have ...
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON SLAVERY | 34 |
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION | 66 |
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