The Redistribution of the American Negro volume 3
The Redistribution of the American Negro volume 3
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405. 000 occupying 85% of its area along with 4, 954, - 000 blacks, whom they outnumber more than four to one : and less than one-tenth or 2, 043, 000 occupying the remain ing 157r along with 3, 859, 000 blacks, by whom they w r ere outnumbered less than two to one. This relative distribution and growth of the two races within the South itself as developed down to 1910 only, had seemed to myself to show the working out of our suggested solution of its race problem to be both cer tain and alread...y near at hand. Certainly no De Tocque- ville traveling America and studying that problem in the period immediately preceding the world war, even if he adhered to the view of his predecessor of the nineteenth century that conflict between the races in the South was inevitable, could also have believed the help of their broth ers in the North necessary to assure the success of the whites. As De Tocqueville wrote of the situation of the blacks in the United States after the census of 1830, so eighty years later it might have bee^i written of their po sition in the South taken by itself* the blacks are placed between the ocean and an innumerable people, which al ready extends over them in a dense mass, " not as he wrote, "from the icy confines of Canada to the frontiers of Virginia, and from the banks of the Missouri to the Atlantic, " but within limits drawn much closer, from the banks of the Delaware to the Rio Grande, and from the eastern foothills of the Alleghanies back to the Missis sippi, and beyond the Missssippi in even great^jfx breadth and preponderant mass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
405. 000 occupying 85% of its area along with 4, 954, - 000 blacks, whom they outnumber more than four to one : and less than one-tenth or 2, 043, 000 occupying the remain ing 157r along with 3, 859, 000 blacks, by whom they w r ere outnumbered less than two to one. This relative distribution and growth of the two races within the South itself as developed down to 1910 only, had seemed to myself to show the working out of our suggested solution of its race problem to be both cer tain and alread...y near at hand. Certainly no De Tocque- ville traveling America and studying that problem in the period immediately preceding the world war, even if he adhered to the view of his predecessor of the nineteenth century that conflict between the races in the South was inevitable, could also have believed the help of their broth ers in the North necessary to assure the success of the whites. As De Tocqueville wrote of the situation of the blacks in the United States after the census of 1830, so eighty years later it might have bee^i written of their po sition in the South taken by itself* the blacks are placed between the ocean and an innumerable people, which al ready extends over them in a dense mass, " not as he wrote, "from the icy confines of Canada to the frontiers of Virginia, and from the banks of the Missouri to the Atlantic, " but within limits drawn much closer, from the banks of the Delaware to the Rio Grande, and from the eastern foothills of the Alleghanies back to the Missis sippi, and beyond the Missssippi in even great^jfx breadth and preponderant mass.
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