"All the Women are White; All the Blacks are Men," or are they : law and segregation on common carriers, 1855 to 1914
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- "All the Women are White; All the Blacks are Men," or are they : law and segregation on common carriers, 1855 to 1914
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- law and segregation on common carriers, 1855 to 1914
- Statement of responsibility
- Barbara Young Welke
- Language
- eng
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- Literary form
- non fiction
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- bibliography
- Series statement
- ABF working paper
- Series volume
- no. 9215
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