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For it is to be observed, that though they slighted that Fort, yet they have always had a great Attention to the Trade of Annamaboe, and have laboured as much as in them lay to preserve it; in order to which it was necessary to maintain and to depend upon the Friendship and good Faith of this potent Negroe, which is now the only Security they have for it.
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If that was a church in the Negroe section of any Alabama town, the FBI would be there before the firemen could get their hoses connected.
Seven months since the Wasilla Church Burning… - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009
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The American Negroe (sic) will never control anything until they learn to control themselves.
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The American Negroe will never control anything until they learn to control themselves.
Think Progress » Katrina: Another Excuse for Bush’s Failed Ideology 2005
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The American Negroe will never control anything until they learn to control themselves.
Think Progress » Katrina: Another Excuse for Bush’s Failed Ideology 2005
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In my opinion what the American Negroe (sic) must do is wean themselves (sic) from the government teat and agitate among themselves for more personal accountability to the group.
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In my opinion what the American Negroe must do is wean themselves from the government teat and agitate among themselves for more personal accountability to the group.
Think Progress » Katrina: Another Excuse for Bush’s Failed Ideology 2005
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After singing old Negroe spirituals and screaming through bullhorns nothing else comes about--but more marches and press conferences with a "showing of numbers" when the problem continues to escalate.
Ceasefire Cincinnati: All Show Nathaniel Livingston 2006
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Their colour is of the darkest brown, approaching to black, but they have nothing of the Negroe character of countenance.
Travels in Nubia 2004
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Souakin, with a number of Negroe pilgrims on board, were wrecked on the coast at a short distance to the north of Souakin; a few lives only were saved, and the cargoes were entirely lost.
Travels in Nubia 2004
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