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... colored voters now is , who has actually shown in his acts the most friendship for our race ? Who is now with our friends , and who with our enemies ? If Grant is the representative of the party which emancipated the colored race from ...
... colored voters now is , who has actually shown in his acts the most friendship for our race ? Who is now with our friends , and who with our enemies ? If Grant is the representative of the party which emancipated the colored race from ...
Page 291
... colored troops had been or- ganized , furnished with arms and put on duty . General Grant was at Milliken's Bend , La . His General Order , No. 25 , in relation to these black soldiers , says : " Commissaries will issue supplies , and ...
... colored troops had been or- ganized , furnished with arms and put on duty . General Grant was at Milliken's Bend , La . His General Order , No. 25 , in relation to these black soldiers , says : " Commissaries will issue supplies , and ...
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... colored citizen ends . It is by no means exhaustive of the facts showing the absence from General Grant's mind of any sentiment except a kindly one for the negro His interference in behalf of the colored troops during the campaign ...
... colored citizen ends . It is by no means exhaustive of the facts showing the absence from General Grant's mind of any sentiment except a kindly one for the negro His interference in behalf of the colored troops during the campaign ...
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