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Book info:
Author: Negro Christian student conference (1914 : Atlanta
Title: The new voice in race adjustments; addresses and reports presented at the Negro Christian student conference, Atlanta, Georgia, May 14-18, 1914
Publisher: New York city, Student volunteer movement
Subject (keywords, tags): African Americans; United States -- Race relations
Contributor: The Library of Congress
Format: txt
Size: 217 kb
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