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White and Black, pp. 131, 383; Thomas,
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The American Negro, p. 240; Washington,
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The Future of the American Negro, pp. 25-27, 55; _DeBow's Review_, 1866; Slater Fund Trustees, Occasional Papers, No. 7. Washington tells of the craze for the education in Greek, Latin, and theology. This education would make them the equal of the whites, they thought, and would free them from manual labor, and above all fit them for office-holding. Nearly all became teachers, preachers, and politicians.
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Up from Slavery, pp. 30, 80, 81;
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Future of the American Negro,