Up from Slavery · Character
Mr. Cleveland
A benefactor or associate mentioned in fundraising contexts.
minor
First appearance: xii raising money
Mr. Cleveland shows up with force in XIV: The Atlanta Exposition Address. The page is where that presence becomes real.
President Grover Cleveland sends a letter praising the address, later visits the Negro Building at the Exposition, and is described as simple, great, and without color prejudice.
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In XIV: The Atlanta Exposition Address: President Grover Cleveland sends a letter praising the address, later visits the Negro Building at the Exposition, and is described as simple, great, and without color prejudice.
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- Supporters and Benefactors
- Protagonist
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