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Speech delivered by Marcus Garvey at Royal Albert Hall, London England, on Wednesday evening, June 6th, 1928 in setting forth "The case of the negro for international racial adjustment before the English people"
a report of which was suppressed by the Metropolitan Press of London so as to misrepresent the facts to the English people and to prevent them learning the truth so that they may not make right and adjust a grave imperial question, 1928
"Collection: Empire and Commonwealth: Archives of the Royal Commonwealth Society from Cambridge University Library"--Home page
"Original microfilm part: Part 1: Race and Imperial Policy, ©1830-1939: "The Colour Question"--Home page
"Original microfilm reel: 21"--Home page
"Other Notes: Universal Negro Improvement Association, 1928, 30pp"--Home page