On the record
Don’t you know that these disfranchised negroes of Charleston are infinitely their superiors, in education, industry, wealth and good conduct?
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgDon’t you know that these disfranchised negroes of Charleston are infinitely their superiors, in education, industry, wealth and good conduct?
Reid argues that the disenfranchised African Americans in Charleston possess qualities that surpass those of many others.
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