Negro History Bulletin, المجلد 3Carter Godwin Woodson Association for the Study of Negro Life and History., 1939 |
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الصفحة 74
... produced not only to enrich him- self but his country . After all , a man has but so much energy to spend in 1 this life . If he has to work always against handicaps he must finally fall short of his possibilities , and the country ...
... produced not only to enrich him- self but his country . After all , a man has but so much energy to spend in 1 this life . If he has to work always against handicaps he must finally fall short of his possibilities , and the country ...
الصفحة 83
... produced and patented such de- vices we shall never know . Negro in- ventors and the attorneys represent- ing them have often deemed it wise not to disclose the race of an inventor for fear that it might interfere with the success of ...
... produced and patented such de- vices we shall never know . Negro in- ventors and the attorneys represent- ing them have often deemed it wise not to disclose the race of an inventor for fear that it might interfere with the success of ...
الصفحة 95
... produced more devices than any other Negro inventor . He was born in Co- lumbus , Ohio , April 23 , 1856. His mother was a Negro woman , and his father a descendant of an Australian savage . At an early age he went to work in a machine ...
... produced more devices than any other Negro inventor . He was born in Co- lumbus , Ohio , April 23 , 1856. His mother was a Negro woman , and his father a descendant of an Australian savage . At an early age he went to work in a machine ...
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