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Whitelaw Reid: But I find that they are just as easily controlled, when sufficient motives are presented, as any other class of people…

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But I find that they are just as easily controlled, when sufficient motives are presented, as any other class of people would be.” He was getting along without the aid of the Freedman’s Bureau; and, indeed, without aid of any sort.
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Whitelaw Reid

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Reid discusses the ability to manage people through motivation, emphasizing a commonality in human behavior.

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