Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen65Illinois State Historical Society., 1972 |
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... Negro race . " Even the Record was forced to admit the significance of the regiment . " In the eyes of all the world , " it predicted , " the Negro shall grow in his full height of American manhood and stand out in the field of battle ...
... Negro race . " Even the Record was forced to admit the significance of the regiment . " In the eyes of all the world , " it predicted , " the Negro shall grow in his full height of American manhood and stand out in the field of battle ...
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... negro in the South first in the North last . It would be unwise to allow the negro to vote in Illinois & not in the South . The result of that would be to make Illinois a negro Mecca . . . . Allow them to vote everywhere & then they ...
... negro in the South first in the North last . It would be unwise to allow the negro to vote in Illinois & not in the South . The result of that would be to make Illinois a negro Mecca . . . . Allow them to vote everywhere & then they ...
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... negro miner , died instantly [ this was never proved ] . James , J. L. , negro miner , shot through the head at his house in the Flatham district . Hooks , Lewis , negro miner , shot in the heart while standing in front of the Pana Coal ...
... negro miner , died instantly [ this was never proved ] . James , J. L. , negro miner , shot through the head at his house in the Flatham district . Hooks , Lewis , negro miner , shot in the heart while standing in front of the Pana Coal ...
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