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Explore the key books and articles shaping early 20th-century understanding of the Negro problem. A carefully selected bibliography offers a clear path for study and research.
This edition is a general bibliography prepared by students in Wisconsin in 1908. It gathers up-to-date sources on American social questions, with a focus on the Negro problem and related economic, social, political, and cultural topics. The aim is practical reading guidance for small libraries, teachers, and diligent readers who want to follow the main issues and debates of the era.
- Includes overviews of major works and notable periodical articles from the time.
- Shows how scholars and writers describe the Negro in economic, social, and political contexts.
- Offers organized references by topic to help you locate material quickly.
- Designed as an outline for study or discussion in civic groups and clubs.
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