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“ I know what ' s the matter with you all , " he says , his voice getting higher and higher : “ You all ' low I am daffy . But my blood ' s as good as anybody's , and it's mine to give . You ain't got no right to keep me from doin ' it ...
“ I know what ' s the matter with you all , " he says , his voice getting higher and higher : “ You all ' low I am daffy . But my blood ' s as good as anybody's , and it's mine to give . You ain't got no right to keep me from doin ' it ...
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As a matter of fact , no ful harvest , are represented as of equal drinking songs , not even the real ones virtue , it will probably be needful to and the good ones which sparkle in supply such texts with explanatory and Scotch and ...
As a matter of fact , no ful harvest , are represented as of equal drinking songs , not even the real ones virtue , it will probably be needful to and the good ones which sparkle in supply such texts with explanatory and Scotch and ...
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... which had been national sanction to Great Britain's clearly set forth in detail by the Presi- secret treaties , no matter what as yet dent , who said he spoke on behalf of unknown provisions those treaties may the American people .
... which had been national sanction to Great Britain's clearly set forth in detail by the Presi- secret treaties , no matter what as yet dent , who said he spoke on behalf of unknown provisions those treaties may the American people .
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Another matter to be taken into If French officers treat American negro account is the fact that our negro solofficers as they treat French negro officers , diers tasted social equality in France . white American officers will warmly ...
Another matter to be taken into If French officers treat American negro account is the fact that our negro solofficers as they treat French negro officers , diers tasted social equality in France . white American officers will warmly ...
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On war , have raised up a group of young men this matter he says : and women in the negro ranks who are impatient with the old leaders of the race , Such , however , seems to be the impera- of both the Booker Washington and Du tive ...
On war , have raised up a group of young men this matter he says : and women in the negro ranks who are impatient with the old leaders of the race , Such , however , seems to be the impera- of both the Booker Washington and Du tive ...
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| Title | The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 99 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Aug 2005 |
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