HOW THE PUBLIC RECEIVED THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY

_My dear Dr. Woodson:_

I thank you cordially for sending me a copy of the first issue of THE

JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY. It is a real pleasure to see a journal of this

kind, dignified in form and content, and conforming in every way to the

highest standards of modern historical research. You and your colleagues

are to be congratulated on beginning your enterprise with such promise, and

you certainly have my very best wishes for the future success of an

undertaking so significant for the history of Negro culture in America and

the world.

I feel it a duty to assist concretely in work of this kind, and accordingly

I enclose my check for sixteen dollars, of which fifteen dollars are in

payment of a life membership fee in the Association for the Study of Negro

Life and History, and one dollar for a year's subscription to the JOURNAL.

Very sincerely yours,

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