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Introduction The American Race Problem 1
1 An Orderly Brain 20
2 Essentials of Greatness 26
3 No Twilight Zone 37
4 Food for the Human Mind 46
5 The Business of Raising Cotton 62
6 Convictions of Southern Men 76
7 My Life Work 91
8 I am not a Negrophobist 104
9 Destructive Propensity 131
10 Frank, without Being Offensive 161
11 Severe and Discriminating Criticism 185
12 A Slave to Business 211
13 In Public Duty 233
14 And in Private Thinking 250 App. A Verification of Stone's Authorship of Editorials in the Greenville Times 275 App. B Verification of Stone's Annotations 276 App. C Reconciling Stone's Books with His Collections 279 App. D Should the N in Negro Be Capitalized? 281 App. E Stone's Letter to LeRoy Percy 285 Bibliography 287 Index 309
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Veronica Serrato
reviewed Portrait of a Scientific Racist: Alfred Holt Stone of Mississippi on May 15, 2010
Portrait of a Scientific Racist: Alfred Holt Stone of Mississippi
This was a great book.I had to read this after discovering that Henry Miller was part owner of several ranches I have lived on. This man was amazing, what he achieved was nothing short of astounding. I learned a lot from this book and didn't consider it a dry read.
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