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Contrabands : suggesting an apprenticeship under the auspices of government to build the Pacific rail road ... : with other matters relating to the state of public affairs

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Ward, Charles

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Two letters to the editor of the Boston courier, Jan. 8 and Apr. 20, 1863.Cover title.
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Keywords

  1. Employment
  2. Freedmen
  3. Pacific Railroads

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