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|a The Negro at home:
|b an inquiry after his capacity for self-government and the government of whites for controlling, leading, directing, or co-operating in; the civilization of the age; its material, intellectual, moral, religious, social and political interests; the objects of society and government, the business and duties of our race; the offenses of legislation.
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