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It is imperative, in this connection, to sustain the beneficences of conservatism before they are completely usurped by false conservatives as they push aside traditionalist conservative scholars by dint of their blown-up importance and power. Colored Americans are super patriots, 100 per cent Americans by birth and love of country, who are being trained to fight, and if need be to die for their native land and for democracy, although they do not fully share equally in its beneficences. The connections here, visible and invisible, are inescapably tied to the beneficences of the teaching process, when, as Ralph Waldo Emerson states, "a transfusion takes place," when teacher and pupil are joined in "the same state or principle. |
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