Inter-racial problems communicated to the First Universal Races Congress held in London in 1911, with a new introduction by Herbert Aptheker

Language: English

Published by The Citadel Press, New York, 1970

0806502177 / 9780806502175

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xvi, 485p. + Aptheker's 16p. introduction, rubbed dj in protective Brodart mylar. Very good Reprint of the 1911 edition, including the Du Bois contribution, 'The Negro Race in the United States of America'.

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Title
Inter-racial problems communicated to the First Universal Races Congress held in London in 1911, with a new introduction by Herbert Aptheker
Author
Spiller, G., ed
Publisher
The Citadel Press, New York
Publication year
1970
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Dust Jacket Included
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English
ISBN 10
0806502177
ISBN 13
9780806502175
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African American, China, Japan, Multicultural studies, Native American

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Bolerium Books specializes in American social movements, China and related topics. You can contact us for free email lists in our subject areas. We are located in San Francisco's Mission District on the third floor at 2141 Mission St. We are open by appointment only.

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