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Negro Migration During The War

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Product Code: 9781544650760
ISBN13: 9781544650760
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Homeless, penniless and in rags, these poor people were thronging the wharves of St. Louis, crowding the steamers on the Mississippi River, hailing the passing steamers and imploring them for a passage to the land of freedom, where the rights of citizens are respected and honest toil rewarded by honest compensation. The newspapers were filled with accounts of their destitution, and the very air was burdened with the cry of distress from a class of American citizens flying from persecution which they could no longer endure. Their piteous tales of outrage, suffering and wrong touched the hearts of the more fortunate members of their race in the North and West, and aid societies, designed to afford temporary relief and composed almost wholly of colored people, were organized in Washington, St. Louis, Topeka and various other places.

Author: Emmett J. Scott
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Mar 16, 2017
Number of Pages: 182 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1544650760
ISBN-13: 9781544650760

Negro Migration During The War

$10.58
 
Homeless, penniless and in rags, these poor people were thronging the wharves of St. Louis, crowding the steamers on the Mississippi River, hailing the passing steamers and imploring them for a passage to the land of freedom, where the rights of citizens are respected and honest toil rewarded by honest compensation. The newspapers were filled with accounts of their destitution, and the very air was burdened with the cry of distress from a class of American citizens flying from persecution which they could no longer endure. Their piteous tales of outrage, suffering and wrong touched the hearts of the more fortunate members of their race in the North and West, and aid societies, designed to afford temporary relief and composed almost wholly of colored people, were organized in Washington, St. Louis, Topeka and various other places.

Author: Emmett J. Scott
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Mar 16, 2017
Number of Pages: 182 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1544650760
ISBN-13: 9781544650760
 

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