Through Afro-America. An English Reading of the Race Problem.
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Clark, New South (t.p. illustrated) II:6 — “[Archer] seemed unable to divest himself of certain English attitudes. His position on race is indicated by his proposal for the creation of a separate state for the negro population ... [the book] presents a moderate English point of view and represents travel journalism at its best.” Archer dedicates his book to H.G. Wells.
Description: Through Afro-America. An English Reading of the Race Problem.
London. Chapman & Hall. 1910. xv, 295pp. First edition. 8vo., publisher’s red gilt-stamped cloth. With the armorial bookplate of William DuPont. Endpapers tanned, lower joint with thin crack-line break to cloth, else a near fine copy.
[3728189]Work, p363.
Price: $50.00
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