On the record
Weeks at Chicago, I hardly need say that such men are not to be depended upon for truth in any case where the rights of the Negro are involved.
Said by
Frederick Douglass
Source
gutenberg.orgWeeks at Chicago, I hardly need say that such men are not to be depended upon for truth in any case where the rights of the Negro are involved.
He asserts that individuals who defraud Black voters cannot be trusted in any matter concerning their rights.
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