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    <subfield code="a">The Negro in Africa -- The Negro in Liberia -- The Negro in Haiti -- The slave and the freedman in America -- The period of war and reconstruction -- The education of the Negro -- The Christian development of the Negro -- What of the future?</subfield>
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