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After the Civil War, the free men and women had little skills to work in industrial America. Booker T. Washington established a training school to give these men and women the skills they needed to thrive. This annual report by Washington discusses the value of industrial education, careers of the graduates, and figures for staff, income, and gifts to the school.
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