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Letter from W. E. B. Du Bois to Foreign Affairs

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Addressed to Hamilton Fish Armstrong; complaining of "periodical alarm at the treatment of Africa in current thought" and proposing to write for the magazine an article "emphasizing the fact that modern capitalism rose as one of the results of the African slave trade."
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Keywords

  1. Post Colonialism

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