The South's industrial task : a plea for technical training of poor white boys : an address before the Annual Convention of the Southern Cotton Spinners' Association at Atlanta, November 14, 1901

Edmonds advocates private sponsorship of industrial education for poor southern white boys, modeled after Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes for African Americans, successful self-supporting technical schools.
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LC copy has inscription in pencil on t.p.: 1901.