An edition of The ballotless victim of one-party governments (1969)

The ballotless victim of one-party governments

annual address

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Arno Press
Language
English
Pages
18

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Subjects

African Americans, Legal status, laws, Suffrage

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The ballotless victim of one-party governments: annual address
1969, Arno Press
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Edition Notes

Issued in a vol. with the other 21 papers in the series.
Reprint of the 1913 ed. published by the American Negro Academy as its Occasional papers, no. 16.

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Series
The American Negro, his history and literature, Occasional papers (American Negro Academy) ;, no. 16.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
973/.04/96073 s, 323.1/19/6073
Library of Congress
E185.5 .A51 1969 no. 16, JK1929.A2 .A51 1969 no. 16

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Pagination
18 p. ;
Number of pages
18

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Open Library
OL4932150M
LCCN
76358951

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