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The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 by
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Sidney Davis
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"The antislavery societies were at first the uniting influence among all persons interested in the uplift of the Negroes. The agitation had not then become violent, for men considered the institution not a sin but merely an evil."
— Feb 29, 2016 03:59AM
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Sidney Davis
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"That it was an advantage to the Negroes to be brought within the light of the gospel was a common argument in favor of the slave trade."
— Feb 25, 2016 10:08AM
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Lynn
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Despite laws trying to stop the education of Negroes how to read and write, people continued to teach them and the laws were mainly to keep Northerners out, not interfere with masters decisions on how to treat their slaves. Slaves continued to learn how to read and write.
— Mar 17, 2013 01:04PM
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Lynn
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Shocked by the change of laws around 1830 to limit the education, assembly and ability to travel of Negroes. Northern states could be as bad to their blacks who were free, limiting schools, burning down colleges , imprisoning white teachers who taught black students or let colored students attend. Salve states were worse of course.
— Mar 17, 2013 12:29AM
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Lynn
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fascinating read about the debate between white groups to education of blacks both slave and free before 1861. Went through several stages.
— Mar 16, 2013 12:28AM
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