"Not under its own detested name; it will call itself apprenticeship; it will put on the disguise of laws to prevent pauperism, by providing that every colored man who does not work in some prescribed way shall be arrested, and placed at the disposal of the authorities,- or it will do its work by means of laws regulating wages and labor."
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James A. Garfield in: The works of James Abram Garfield. Volume 1, Best Books on, 1 January 1882, p. 90
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