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Negro Migration during the War

Note (return) — Chapter IV · The Spread of the Movement

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By the summer of 1916, the exodus from Florida had grown to such ungovernable bounds that the more stable classes of negroes became unsettled. A body, representing the influential colored citizens of the State, wrote the editor of the New York Age:51

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