Our Home Colony: A Treatise on the Past, Present and Future of the Negro Race in America

Abraham Lincoln Africa alien races American Colonization Society American Negro Anglo-Saxon believe caste spirit cial citizen Civil Rights Bill Colonial Period color concubinage concubine consideration crime Dark Period desire Destined Period destiny dominant race Emancipation Emigration evils exist feeling force free Negroes honor ideal immoral industrial or political intermarriage large numbers leading Negroes liberation Liberia liberty lutely lynch lynch law means ment miscegenation Missouri Compromise Montgomery Advertiser moral National nature necessity Negro character Negro Colony Negro girls Negro Problem Negro race Negro women never North opposed ostracism patriotism political equality political rights position President Proclamation reason relations remedy Republic says sentiment slavery slaves social equality society South Southern square deal Steubenville subordinate race Supreme Court tion trades Treatise true twenty dollars Union United United States Senator white man's white race woman