The Negro in Africa And America
The Negro in Africa And America
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In them really did the hopes of the ne- groes lie, for they demonstrated what the race could bring forth at its best. They bore the same relation to all the rest that the entrepreneurs and captains of indus- try in the dominant race bear to the mass of population. The industrial progress of the negroes under the tui- tion and discipline of the American slave-owner, if meas- 55 1] Industrial Development Under Slavery. 145 ured in terms of West African standards, was of enor- mous importance. The...re had been positive and con- structive achievements, such as placed the American branch far ahead of its contemporaries in the mother land. And yet, so immense had been the distance to be covered before equality with the Caucasian could be reached, and such had been the defects of slavery as an industrial school, that emancipation found the race far behind the whites in competing power. Olmsted, during his itineraries through the slave states, endeavored particularly to ascertain wherein the negroes were inferior.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In them really did the hopes of the ne- groes lie, for they demonstrated what the race could bring forth at its best. They bore the same relation to all the rest that the entrepreneurs and captains of indus- try in the dominant race bear to the mass of population. The industrial progress of the negroes under the tui- tion and discipline of the American slave-owner, if meas- 55 1] Industrial Development Under Slavery. 145 ured in terms of West African standards, was of enor- mous importance. The...re had been positive and con- structive achievements, such as placed the American branch far ahead of its contemporaries in the mother land. And yet, so immense had been the distance to be covered before equality with the Caucasian could be reached, and such had been the defects of slavery as an industrial school, that emancipation found the race far behind the whites in competing power. Olmsted, during his itineraries through the slave states, endeavored particularly to ascertain wherein the negroes were inferior.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Alexander Tillinghast to read onlineMoreLess
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