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The North American Review for January

February 6, 1873 issue

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The article focuses in the essay entitled "Mixed Populations of North Carolina," published in the January 1873 issue of the periodical North American. So far as the essay relates to North Carolina, it is occupied almost wholly with the population, white and colored, of the Pamlico Sound region, and therefore has nothing to say about that infiltration of Scottish and Quaker blood which from before the Revolution until now has had so important an influence upon the history of the State. The writer of the article closes it by expressing his belief that the African Americans' greatest need now is not more or better assured rights, but better wages than fifteen dollars a month.

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PUBLICATIONS; PERIODICALS; RACIAL differences; SOCIAL structure; AFRICAN Americans; WAGES; NORTH Carolina; UNITED States
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