William H. Fleming Collection, 1906.

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William H. Fleming Collection, 1906.

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An address by Fleming before the Alumni Society of the State University, Athens, Ga., on June 19, 1906, entitled "Slavery and the race problem in the South," and a transcript of a discussion before the Georgia House, Augusta, Oct. 8, 1906, entitled "The seed of the race trouble, the rape spirit and mob law."

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Vanderbilt University Library, Jean and Alexander Heard Library

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Vanderbilt University Library, Jean and Alexander Heard Library

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