Studies in the American Race Problem
Studies in the American Race Problem
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People do not like to see their immediate fellows bought in the poli- tical market, even though there are of course some who are always for sale. The system simply served to perpetuate and emphasise the difference between the 344 The American Race Problem South and the rest of the country. The Southern states, those in which the system was inaugurated, were once more reminded of their satrapical Recon- struction character. There was absolutely no question of politics involved, in so far as the ...people of the States were concerned. They of course expected no patronage from a hostile administration. The question has its practical bearings, however, for at least in one state the results were as detestable as some features of Recon- struction itself. But above all, the matter was one of sentiment. The referee was too closely related to the "scalawag" not to be a thorn in the flesh.
Like his prototype, however, he served his day, and has all but disappeared, save from memory and in name.
Conclusion In applying the conclusions of this exposition we would first suggest that if the only parties to be con- sidered were those immediately in interest, an inter- pretation of the significance of their acts and motives would not be worth attempting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People do not like to see their immediate fellows bought in the poli- tical market, even though there are of course some who are always for sale. The system simply served to perpetuate and emphasise the difference between the 344 The American Race Problem South and the rest of the country. The Southern states, those in which the system was inaugurated, were once more reminded of their satrapical Recon- struction character. There was absolutely no question of politics involved, in so far as the ...people of the States were concerned. They of course expected no patronage from a hostile administration. The question has its practical bearings, however, for at least in one state the results were as detestable as some features of Recon- struction itself. But above all, the matter was one of sentiment. The referee was too closely related to the "scalawag" not to be a thorn in the flesh.
Like his prototype, however, he served his day, and has all but disappeared, save from memory and in name.
Conclusion In applying the conclusions of this exposition we would first suggest that if the only parties to be con- sidered were those immediately in interest, an inter- pretation of the significance of their acts and motives would not be worth attempting.
What to read after Studies in the American Race Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willcox, Walter Francis, 1861-1964 to read onlineMoreLess
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