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The church and war and peace

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Typed draft with notes and corrections of a speech given at the Baptist Ministers Conference in New York concerning the United States' tendency to encourage war; Du Bois notes the church's attitude toward women, slavery, popular education, universal suffrage, birth control, and peace; notes the importance of equality for women and discusses United States relations with Russia; urges peace.
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Keywords

  1. Church And Slavery
  2. Church And Social Problems
  3. Foreign Relations
  4. Peace
  5. Slaver
  6. Suffrage
  7. Women
  8. Women's Rights

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