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共 185 题- THE JOURNAL
- OF
- NEGRO HISTORY
- Volume VII
- Table of Contents
- Vol VII--January, 1922--No. 1
- Vol VII--April, 1922--No. 2
- Vol VII--July, 1922--No. 3
- Vol VII--October, 1922--No. 4
- THE JOURNAL
- OF
- NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. VII--JANUARY, 1922--NO. 1
- SLAVE SOCIETY ON THE SOUTHERN PLANTATION
- FRANCES L. HUNTER
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE EVOLUTION OF THE NEGRO BAPTIST CHURCH
- WALTER H. BROOKS
- FOOTNOTES:
- On the reverse--
- EARLY NEGRO EDUCATION IN WEST VIRGINIA
- THE FIRST EFFORTS IN NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA
- BLAZING THE WAY IN THE CENTRAL COUNTIES
- THE STRIVINGS IN SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA
- HIGHER EDUCATION OF NEGROES
- THE WEST VIRGINIA TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
- C. G. WOODSON
- FOOTNOTES:
- A QUESTIONNAIRE ON NEGRO EDUCATION IN WEST VIRGINIA
- 1. When was a Negro school first opened in your district?
- 2. What was the enrollment?
- 3. Who was the first teacher?
- 4. Was he well prepared?
- 5. How long did he serve?
- 6. Were his methods up-to-date or antiquated?
- 7. Did he succeed or fail?
- 8. Who were the useful patrons supporting the school?
- 9. What was the method of securing certificates?
- 10. What was the method of hiring teachers?
- 13. What has been the progress or development of the school?
- 14. What is its present condition?
- 7. That we make _The Pioneer_ the official organ of the Association.
- THE FIRST NEGRO CHURCHES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- JOHN W. CROMWELL
- FOOTNOTES:
- DOCUMENTS
- THE EXPERIENCE OF A GEORGIA PEON--MY ESCAPE FROM BONDAGE[1]
- FOOTNOTES:
- COMMUNICATIONS
- BOOK REVIEWS
- NOTES
- RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES
- THE JOURNAL
- OF
- NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. VII--APRIL, 1922--NO. 2
- NEGRO CONGRESSMEN A GENERATION AFTER
- EVIDENCES OF MENTAL EQUIPMENT
- THEIR PUBLIC SERVICE PRIOR TO MEMBERSHIP IN CONGRESS
- NEGRO CONGRESSMEN IN ACTION
- EDUCATION
- PROTECTION OF LOYAL CITIZENS
- INTEREST IN ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
- RACIAL MEASURES
- VARIOUS INTERESTS
- A CRITICAL SURVEY
- ALRUTHEUS A. TAYLOR
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE PRIORITY OF THE SILVER BLUFF CHURCH AND ITS PROMOTERS
- GEORGE GALPHIN--PATRON OF THE SILVER BLUFF CHURCH
- THE SILVER BLUFF CHURCH IN EXILE
- THE SILVER BLUFF CHURCH REVIVED
- THE CHURCH AT AUGUSTA
- THE FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
- A REMNANT OF LIELE'S CHURCH IN SAVANNAH AFTER THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
- WALTER H. BROOKS
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE NEGROES IN MAURITIUS[1]
- A. F. FOKEER
- FOOTNOTES:
- DOCUMENTS
- LETTERS COLLECTED BY R. E. PARK AND BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
- 4500 bus. Corn 500 bus. Oats
- 1400 bus. Wheat
- GARNER J. EDWARDS
- FORMER STUDENTS
- ISAAC P. MARTIN--
- Merryweather Co--near Stenson
- Other legacies were to the
- FOOTNOTES:
- BOOK REVIEWS
- F. C. SUMNER
- E. C. WILLIAMS
- TO A NOBLY-GIFTED SINGER
- NOTES.
- THE JOURNAL
- OF
- NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. VII--JULY, 1922--NO. 3
- THE ANDERSON FUGITIVE CASE
- FOOTNOTES:
- A NEGRO SENATOR
- The bill was considered, amended, and passed.[14]
- G. DAVID HOUSTON
- FOOTNOTES:
- LINCOLN'S EMANCIPATION PLAN
- HARRY S. BLACKISTON
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE JOURNAL OF ISAACO[1]
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- LOUIS N. FEIPEL
- FOOTNOTES:
- COMMUNICATIONS
- PROF. A. A. TAYLOR,
- DOCUMENTS
- MATERIALS FROM THE SCRAPBOOK OF W. A. HAYNE COLLECTED IN 1874[1]
- VOTE OF MARION COUNTY IN 1870
- THE SPEAKING TOMORROW 1870
- ROLL OF MEMBERS OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, 1874
- MARION COUNTY
- A GREEN POW WOW
- CONFUSION TRIUMPHANT
- TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHARLESTON CHRONICLE:
- REPUBLICAN.
- MATTERS IN MARION
- DIVIDING THE NEGRO VOTE
- WHY THE SOUTH HAS FAILED TO ACCOMPLISH IT
- SUNDAY MORNING, July 12, 1874
- CHARLESTON, S. C., FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1874
- THE FAIR PLAY MEETING
- SPEECH OF W. A. HAYNE, OF MARION,
- THE HIPPODROME
- SECOND DAYS EXHIBITION!
- ROBERTSON'S EXPULSION
- AN INTERESTING REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE
- FOOTNOTES:
- BOOK REVIEWS
- NOTES
- THE JOURNAL
- OF
- NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. VII--OCTOBER, 1922--NO. 4
- BRAZILIAN AND UNITED STATES SLAVERY COMPARED
- A GENERAL VIEW
- THE SOCIAL SIDE OF SLAVERY
- SLAVE RIGHTS
- SLAVE RESISTANCE
- THE RACE PROBLEM
- AN AFTERTHOUGHT
- HERBERT B. ALEXANDER
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE ORIGINS OF ABOLITION IN SANTO DOMINGO
- GEORGE W. BROWN
- FOOTNOTES:
- CANADIAN NEGROES AND THE REBELLION OF 1837
- FOOTNOTES:
- LOTT CARY,[1] THE COLONIZING MISSIONARY
- PREPARATION FOR AFRICA
- READJUSTMENT ON AFRICAN SOIL
- USEFULNESS OF THE MAN
- LOTT CARY.[129]
- FINAL WORK AND WORTH
- MILES MARK FISHER
- FOOTNOTES:
- COMMUNICATIONS
- HENRY A. WALLACE.
- 140 COTTAGE STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN., June 26, 1922.
- DOCUMENTS
- A RESOLUTION
- A CONTRACT
- AGREEMENT WITH J. S. MILL
- L---- C----.
- APPENDIX F
- ADDRESS
- JOURNAL OF LOTT CARY
- FOOTNOTES:
- BOOK REVIEWS
- NOTES
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