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100			_aRogers, Joel Augustus, _d1880-1966. _9107324
245		4	_aThe five Negro Presidents : _baccording to what white people said they were / _cby J. A. Rogers.
260			_aNew York, _bHelga M. Rogers, _c1965
300			_a19 p. : _bill. _c21 cm.
520			_aIn 1963 When Attorney-General Kennedy and Senator Javits said there might be a Negro President in the next thirty or forty years, FACT, most outspoken of the big magazines, replied there was already one and in its January February, 1964 issue had an article "America's First Negro President." It named Warren G. Harding as the one and had affidavits from elderly whites who knew the Harding family. But before Harding three other Presidents had been loudly proclaimed by white people as being of Negro Ancestry...Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and Abraham Lincoln--from page 1.
650			_aAfrican Americans. _zUnited States _994292
650			_aPresidents
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