The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-02

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,..r III Eli. a~ll-fa~hluue4 religion.
-, TENOR ~ tie book is such as ta
f,,rfy .-.er AZ the howgt. mani
f.sratfou OF tn. underlying spiritual
emotion which has served - keep
u4re "A people honor even III tae oN-
peuse of lis wealth. Politically aut
~heeta-icAlIx the Autobiography
brings an Indictment which ~ the
worst makes out a prima f1eie GAS,
in support Of which the evidence ADJ
dGced consists Of ctrlcatafe fasn'i
than OF a true and sympathetic pie
ure of southern opinions and ideals
as in reality and sober fact they aetu-
ally exist.
Rpt thes. defects b.. but Ia. re-
sf,onse of the surface 10 the influence
If environment The writer. Is hc jn-
aicafes toward the nd of his book iu
,noth.r sense has been .af1. off" out
az touch with the life Of the Sout1
ana with the detail Of its perplcNitiy-
ana responsibilities ne mas r.mcm-
ht..r.. iyri-|
beftd III 'h'Se i'P
dent, rather than fundaI3ehtal Hl"N'-
ment and effort. Living in a secule
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doiiiioi'' He :" 0'i"'
old nome lhroush 6idNS'N "hi1tt mats
Nifty peculiarly and minimize purpoS..
The remainder Of the work devoted
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the South's people and their growth.
set forth with = wealth of Significant
u-;,h o,ora,5ing Bt-
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erary ability, paIIldttS 10 some tN-
tent a criticism which, harsh at tunes
often untrue and always tinged with
forgatfuInaSc .nd unjust accusation
OF Democratic l'dueiS mum al" ~
Aycock, is still never of Il sort to raiSe !
y douht Of the fact that the writer is
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Such, me South a. potion i"idS ms
and affords the desire Of his
l4roe, ambition
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Nohol"9 "oi'h' ou' " Ms '"'
catufes, constructs what Is evidently
in his ~Opinion. = sad picture. But he
exciaine.
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and are coming. In these forty
they have been many. The peo-
PIE rise; our lahdS become rlchef' our
ant Tba Soutb is not = "nrob1nro "
1t is a social and industrial condition.
You cannot solve q condition. IoG
can ohiN Siduuais i!hPiot' =. an
e. gnnd asan,o nna man o,eeeas ~
he small section of it that he sees.
hope to see great results from
'me calnpalgn rom one Ile1'ille 81
bv generation.
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get at IlhleS-,ie trluilphan1 sense .! .
WORKING at q nara task Whlch IS well
Wv bioh hone an5 - W. W. 10 o'' . ;
laresay men have gone on since hl,- :
nan society began. If the bigness Of ,
he task is appalling, and the timc !
.equired to do it indefinitely longer d
han our day of labor, 50 have all men /,
ound all grave social problems"
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on also went to Harvard. But when, -
he time If bic o,aauo+ion NV ~ !
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