The aim of life : live, learn, labor, love : annual address delivered at Clafin University, Orangeburg, S.C., April 26, 1892

Rowe, a African American minister addressing a black audience at a black university, says African Americans should establish and staff their own schools to instill racial pride and to provide role models for youth. He says African Americans are the equal of whites when educated and given a fair chance to achieve.

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