A Century of Negro Migration
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The Exodus to the West 139 therefore, that it was better for the Negroes to stay in the South than to go North, as the South was a better market for the black man's labor.
Douglass believed! that the Negroes should be warned against a nomadic life. He did not see any more benefit in the migration to Kansas than he had years before in the emigration to Africa. The Negroes had a monopoly of labor at the South and they would be too insignificant in numbers to have such an advantage in the North. T...he blacks were then potentially able to elect members of Congress in the South but could not hope to exercise such power in other parts. Douglass believed, moreover, that this exodus did not conform to the "laws of civiliz- ing migration," as the carrying of a language, literature and the like of a superior race to an inferior; and it did not conform to the geo- graphic laws assuring healthy migration from east to west in the same latitude, as this was from south to north, far away from the climate in which the migrants were born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Exodus to the West 139 therefore, that it was better for the Negroes to stay in the South than to go North, as the South was a better market for the black man's labor.
Douglass believed! that the Negroes should be warned against a nomadic life. He did not see any more benefit in the migration to Kansas than he had years before in the emigration to Africa. The Negroes had a monopoly of labor at the South and they would be too insignificant in numbers to have such an advantage in the North. T...he blacks were then potentially able to elect members of Congress in the South but could not hope to exercise such power in other parts. Douglass believed, moreover, that this exodus did not conform to the "laws of civiliz- ing migration," as the carrying of a language, literature and the like of a superior race to an inferior; and it did not conform to the geo- graphic laws assuring healthy migration from east to west in the same latitude, as this was from south to north, far away from the climate in which the migrants were born.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodson Carter Godwin to read onlineMoreLess
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