A Short History of the American NegroMacmillan, 1939 - 288 pages |
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... established . At this point feeling in the North was intensified by some violent attacks on Ne- groes and white radicals in the South , especially by one such affair in New Orleans in which about forty men were killed and one hundred ...
... established . At this point feeling in the North was intensified by some violent attacks on Ne- groes and white radicals in the South , especially by one such affair in New Orleans in which about forty men were killed and one hundred ...
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... American merchant and patriot , established the Peabody Education Fund " for the promotion and encouragement of intellectual , moral , or industrial education among the young of the 132 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO.
... American merchant and patriot , established the Peabody Education Fund " for the promotion and encouragement of intellectual , moral , or industrial education among the young of the 132 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO.
Page 165
... established by graduates . These are widely scattered , but typical ones are the Voorhees Industrial School , Denmark , South Carolina ; the Robert Hunger- ford School , Eatonville , Florida ; the Snow Hill Normal and Industrial ...
... established by graduates . These are widely scattered , but typical ones are the Voorhees Industrial School , Denmark , South Carolina ; the Robert Hunger- ford School , Eatonville , Florida ; the Snow Hill Normal and Industrial ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
The First Blows for Liberty | 14 |
THE ERA OF THE REVOLUTION | 20 |
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