Heartwomen: An Urban Feminist's Odyssey HomeHarperCollins Publishers, 1983 - 224 pages |
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... Exodusters , " as the refugees were called , arrived destitute and were housed in temporary camps by the white populace ; but many came organized into " colonies " and founded their own all - black communities on Kansas land . At one ...
... Exodusters , " as the refugees were called , arrived destitute and were housed in temporary camps by the white populace ; but many came organized into " colonies " and founded their own all - black communities on Kansas land . At one ...
Page 188
... Exodusters " from Louisiana , Mississippi , and Texas came north to settle in Kansas . So - called Kansas Fever was rampant among blacks in the South , for Kansas was known as a state in which there had occurred , as Chestina Allen ...
... Exodusters " from Louisiana , Mississippi , and Texas came north to settle in Kansas . So - called Kansas Fever was rampant among blacks in the South , for Kansas was known as a state in which there had occurred , as Chestina Allen ...
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... Exodusters and find jobs for them . They started a common school in Dunlap , Kansas , and in the process distributed over ninety thousand dol- lars in cash and supplies . * By 1880 there were 43,110 blacks in Kansas . But the state must ...
... Exodusters and find jobs for them . They started a common school in Dunlap , Kansas , and in the process distributed over ninety thousand dol- lars in cash and supplies . * By 1880 there were 43,110 blacks in Kansas . But the state must ...
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AMANDA | 6 |
ON THE LAND | 15 |
IN THE TOWNS | 83 |
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