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Miscegenation
- Author:
- Croly, David
- Subjects:
- African-American; Social Studies; American History
- Age:
- 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
- Grade:
- 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
- Order code:
- 1994
- Price:
- $10.00
A reprint of one of the most explosive pamphlets ever published in the United States.
Written by a supporter of President Abe Lincoln for the 1864 election, the pamphlet advocated equal rights for the newly emancipated Negroes and argued on a scientific basis that the most desirable result for the United States would be a mixing of the races.
The author saw the offspring of racially mixed couples as far superior to those of a single race and ethnic background. Lincoln’s opponents immediately seized on the pamphlet as proof that his policies were aimed at turning white women over to black men, and miscegenation became a horror that gave added impetus to the Ku Klux Klan.
Reading this 64 page pamphlet a century and a third later is an eye-opening experience for students, and can give rise to a wide range of discussion.
A reprint of one of the most explosive pamphlets ever published in the United States.
Written by a supporter of President Abe Lincoln for the 1864 election, the pamphlet advocated equal rights for the newly emancipated Negroes and argued on a scientific basis that the most desirable result for the United States would be a mixing of the races.
The author saw the offspring of racially mixed couples as far superior to those of a single race and ethnic background. Lincoln’s opponents immediately seized on the pamphlet as proof that his policies were aimed at turning white women over to black men, and miscegenation became a horror that gave added impetus to the Ku Klux Klan.
Reading this 64 page pamphlet a century and a third later is an eye-opening experience for students, and can give rise to a wide range of discussion.
