Ex Slave Pension Frauds volume 1
Ex Slave Pension Frauds volume 1
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" In every Southern State there were also numerous local organizations, all formed by shrewd negroes to fleece their own race, and in addition to these there were numbers of indi- vidual swindlers not connected with Siny organization. Of all the swindlers the worst were I. H. Dickerson and Mrs. Gallic House, two negroes who for several years conducted the "National Ex- Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty, and Pension Association. " Dickerson was for a time one of Yaughan's agents but was suspended with... others for embezzlement. He and the others at once organized a new society and with literature and blanks stolen from Vaughan went to work. They copied Yaughan's methods, detached his followers to themselves, and even used his name in their litera- ture. The National Capital, later the National Industrial Advo- cate, published in Nashville, was their official organ. Mrs. House was the leading missionary of the order and was sent out to form •U. S. Department News-Eagle, Dec. 1899, Jan. 1900. Washington Star, Sept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In every Southern State there were also numerous local organizations, all formed by shrewd negroes to fleece their own race, and in addition to these there were numbers of indi- vidual swindlers not connected with Siny organization. Of all the swindlers the worst were I. H. Dickerson and Mrs. Gallic House, two negroes who for several years conducted the "National Ex- Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty, and Pension Association. " Dickerson was for a time one of Yaughan's agents but was suspended with... others for embezzlement. He and the others at once organized a new society and with literature and blanks stolen from Vaughan went to work. They copied Yaughan's methods, detached his followers to themselves, and even used his name in their litera- ture. The National Capital, later the National Industrial Advo- cate, published in Nashville, was their official organ. Mrs. House was the leading missionary of the order and was sent out to form •U. S. Department News-Eagle, Dec. 1899, Jan. 1900. Washington Star, Sept.
What to read after Ex Slave Pension Frauds volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming Walter Lynwood to read onlineMoreLess
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