Mississippi: A HistorySteck Company, 1959 - Всего страниц: 627 |
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... passed a series of laws , generally spoken of as a " Black Code , " designed to stop vagrancy and force the freedmen to go to work . Although these laws were patterned after similar legislation in the North , there were excited charges ...
... passed a series of laws , generally spoken of as a " Black Code , " designed to stop vagrancy and force the freedmen to go to work . Although these laws were patterned after similar legislation in the North , there were excited charges ...
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... passed to close saloons , and the sale of liquor on election days was banned . By this time the activities of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union were about to be extended to Mississippi . In January , 1882 , Frances Willard ...
... passed to close saloons , and the sale of liquor on election days was banned . By this time the activities of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union were about to be extended to Mississippi . In January , 1882 , Frances Willard ...
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... passed . Extensive school reorganization program launched . " Quality " school - support program makes possible nine - month school year and gives salary increases to teachers ; constitutional amendment passed in August to allow easier ...
... passed . Extensive school reorganization program launched . " Quality " school - support program makes possible nine - month school year and gives salary increases to teachers ; constitutional amendment passed in August to allow easier ...
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CHAPTER PAGE 1 The Mississippi Land | 1 |
Mississippi Streams Represented by Mean Average Flow | 3 |
The First First Families | 24 |
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