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An economic study of farms operated by negro farmers in Claiborne County, Mississippi

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Mississippi State College
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. African Americans As Farmers
  3. Agriculture
  4. Claiborne County
  5. Economic Aspects
  6. Farms
  7. Mississippi

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