A Short History of the American NegroMacmillan, 1939 - 288 pages |
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... Philadelphia the American Convention of Abolition Societies . Some of the state organizations were very active , and they were especially interested in cases that came before the courts . In 1797 the New York So- ciety reported 90 ...
... Philadelphia the American Convention of Abolition Societies . Some of the state organizations were very active , and they were especially interested in cases that came before the courts . In 1797 the New York So- ciety reported 90 ...
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... ( Philadelphia : T. E. Chapman , 1856 ) , pp . 13-14 . 5 Martin R. Delany , The Condition , Elevation , Emigration , and Destiny of Colored People of the United States , Politically Con- sidered ( Philadelphia , 1852 ) . See P. F. de ...
... ( Philadelphia : T. E. Chapman , 1856 ) , pp . 13-14 . 5 Martin R. Delany , The Condition , Elevation , Emigration , and Destiny of Colored People of the United States , Politically Con- sidered ( Philadelphia , 1852 ) . See P. F. de ...
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... Philadelphia , developed a band that won the favor of Queen Victoria . Justin Holland , who became a teacher of music in Cleveland , studied comprehensively the playing of the guitar , on which subject he later wrote a book . Richard ...
... Philadelphia , developed a band that won the favor of Queen Victoria . Justin Holland , who became a teacher of music in Cleveland , studied comprehensively the playing of the guitar , on which subject he later wrote a book . Richard ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
The First Blows for Liberty | 14 |
THE ERA OF THE REVOLUTION | 20 |
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