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PREFACE.
This book is presented with all the hope that I suppose is natural to an effort of its kind. I also feel that no apology is necessary and only trust that I may be given the consideration that any one under similar circumstances would expect. Criticism is desired that it may be profited by, and with whatever spirit my few lines are read, curiosity or hope, I trust that I may interest those who are curious and satisfy those who are hopeful.
I have written along lines which I think are entirely new to this particular form of work and which may not harmonize with the opinions of some localities, but I feel that some hearts will beat in accord with the sentiment of the first efforts of my sincerity.
If I can feel that my little work has interested some, and that I have voiced some sentiment of my race and have advanced a single idea that may benefit some brothers who have
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