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共 317 题- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- EDITED BY
- CARTER G. WOODSON
- VOL. I., No. 1 JANUARY, 1916
- PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
- CONTENTS
- CARTER G. WOODSON: The Negroes of Cincinnati Prior to the Civil War
- W. B. HARTGROVE: The Story of Maria Louise Moore and Fannie M. Richards
- MONROE N. WORK: The Passing Tradition and the African Civilization
- A. O. STAFFORD: The Mind of the African Negro as reflected in his Proverbs
- NOTES
- THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY, INCORPORATED
- 25 Cents A Copy $1.00 A Year
- Copyright, 1916
- THE NEGROES OF CINCINNATI PRIOR TO THE CIVIL WAR
- C. G. WOODSON
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE STORY OF MARIA LOUISE MOORE AND FANNIE M. RICHARDS[1]
- W. B. HARTGROVE
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE PASSING TRADITION AND THE AFRICAN CIVILIZATION
- MONROE N. WORK
- THE MIND OF THE AFRICAN NEGRO AS REFLECTED IN HIS PROVERBS
- PROVERBS BASED ON THE OBSERVATION OF ANIMALS
- A. O. STAFFORD
- FOOTNOTE:
- WHAT THE NEGRO WAS THINKING DURING THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
- ESSAY ON NEGRO SLAVERY[1]
- NO. 1
- ESSAY ON NEGRO SLAVERY
- LETTER ON SLAVERY BY A NEGRO
- FOOTNOTES:
- To The Rev. Mr. John Rippon
- FOOTNOTES:
- ACCOUNT OF THE NEGRO CHURCH AT SAVANNAH, AND OF TWO NEGRO MINISTERS
- I remain respectfully, Rev. and Dear Sir,
- STATE OF THE NEGROES IN JAMAICA
- LETTER TO DR. RIPPON
- FOOTNOTES:
- BOOK REVIEWS
- NOTES
- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. I--APRIL, 1916--No. 2
- PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
- CONTENTS
- KELLY MILLER: The Historic Background of the Negro Physician
- W. B. HARTGROVE: The Negro Soldier in the American Revolution
- C. G. WOODSON: Freedom and Slavery in Appalachian America
- A. O. STAFFORD: Antar, the Arabian Negro Warrior, Poet and Hero
- NOTES
- THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY, INCORPORATED
- 25 Cents A Copy $1.00 A Year
- Copyright, 1916
- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. I--APRIL, 1916--No. 2
- THE HISTORIC BACKGROUND OF THE NEGRO PHYSICIAN
- KELLY MILLER
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE NEGRO SOLDIER IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
- RETURN OF NEGROES IN THE ARMY, 24TH AUGUST, 1778
- W. B. HARTGROVE
- FOOTNOTES:
- H. CLINTON.
- By his Excellency's Command, JOHN SMITH, Secretary."
- Alexander Hamilton."
- FREEDOM AND SLAVERY IN APPALACHIAN AMERICA
- C. G. WOODSON
- FOOTNOTES:
- ANTAR, THE ARABIAN NEGRO WARRIOR, POET AND HERO
- A. O. STAFFORD
- FOOTNOTES:
- A FAIR LADY
- THE BATTLE
- DOCUMENTS
- EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SLAVES AS ADVERTISED BY THEIR MASTERS
- LEARNING A MODERN LANGUAGE
- JOHN LIVINGSTON.
- BENJAMIN WELSH.
- EDWARD ARNOLD.
- EPHRAIM SWIFT.
- EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD
- TEN DOLLARS REWARD
- RAN AWAY
- TWO GUINEAS REWARD
- BROUGHT TO THE WORKHOUSE
- JOHN GERLEY, WARDEN.
- ROGER SMITH.
- RUN-AWAY
- LEWIS DUTARQUE.
- BROUGHT TO THE WORKHOUSE
- JOHN GERLEY, WARDEN.
- THREE GUINEAS REWARD RUNAWAY
- A. PLEYM.
- RUN-AWAY
- HENRY BELL.
- NEGRO IN CUSTODY
- 100 DOLLARS REWARD
- JOHN GEYER.
- 20 DOLLARS REWARD
- DAVID HAIG.
- TEN DOLLARS REWARD
- JAMES MORISON.
- THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
- MARY EDDINGS.
- 500 DOLLARS REWARD
- THOMAS CURTIS.
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
- ADVERTISEMENT
- SAMUEL ALLYNE.
- LEARNING TO READ AND WRITE
- JAMES LOENARD.
- JOSEPH HALE.
- WILLIAM DIGGES, JUNIOR.
- JONATHAN SERGEANT.
- FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
- MANUEL MYERS,
- MICHAEL CHRISTIAN.
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- THOMAS NICHOLS.
- H. D. GOUGH.
- 100 DOLLARS REWARD
- RAN AWAY
- CARTER BEVERLEY.
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- THOMAS OSBORN.
- EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
- JOHN WILSON.
- EIGHTY DOLLARS REWARD
- THOMAS HOWARD.
- 200 DOLLARS REWARD
- W. H. HILL.
- EDUCATED NEGROES
- WILLIAM MOORE.
- PHILIP FRENCH.
- JOHN WILLIAMS.
- JOHN PAWLING.
- THREE GUINEAS REWARD
- GEORGE DENER.
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
- THOMAS MAY.
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- CITY SHERIFF'S SALE
- ALSO WILL BE SOLD.--
- FOOTNOTE:
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- LEWIS TREZVANT.
- SLAVES IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- JOHN DULIN.
- FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD
- JOHN STUART.
- NEGROES BROUGHT FROM THE WEST INDIES
- JOHN YEATS.
- BENNET BARD.
- THOMAS PRYOR.
- DE L CANTREE & SELLS.
- TWO GUINEAS REWARD
- THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
- D. DAMCOURT.
- JACOB DE LEON.
- TEN DOLLARS REWARD
- VARIOUS KINDS OF SERVANTS
- TO BE SOLD
- JOHN KEARSLEY, JUNIOR.
- TEN POUNDS REWARD
- TWO GUINEAS REWARD RUNAWAY
- RUN-AWAY
- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
- SEVEN DOLLARS REWARD
- WILLIAM RESIDE.
- NEGRO PRIVATEERS AND SOLDIERS PRIOR TO THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
- PHILIP KEY.
- SAMUEL M'CALL.
- RELATIONS BETWEEN THE SLAVES AND THE BRITISH DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
- JAMES WITTER.
- RELATIONS BETWEEN THE SLAVES AND THE FRENCH DURING THE COLONIAL WARS
- RICHARD COLEGATE.
- TEN PISTOLES REWARD
- THOMAS RINGGOLD.
- COLORED METHODIST PREACHERS AMONG THE SLAVES
- FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
- JAMES BRICE.
- THOMAS RUTTER.
- FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
- SLAVES IN OTHER PROFESSIONS
- JAMES LEONARD.
- SIX DOLLARS REWARD
- JAMES GEORGE.
- CLOSE RELATIONS OF THE SLAVES AND INDENTURED SERVANTS
- THOMAS CADWALDER.
- JOHN HAMMOND.
- JOHN WOOLLFORD.
- JONATHAN SERGEANT.
- FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD
- JOHN SLOSS HOBART.
- FIFTY PISTOLES REWARD
- PATRICK CREAGH.
- DENNIS HICKS.
- TEN PISTOLES REWARD
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
- JOHN SWAN.
- SIX DOLLARS REWARD
- REVIEWS OF BOOKS
- J. A. BIGHAM.
- J. O. BURKE.
- C. B. WALTER.
- WALTER DYSON.
- NOTES
- HOW THE PUBLIC RECEIVED THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- J. E. Spingarn
- T. Spotuas Burwell
- J. Max Barber
- Oswald Garrison Villard
- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. I--JUNE, 1916--No. 3
- PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
- CONTENTS
- JOHN H. RUSSELL, Ph.D.: Colored Freemen as Slave Owners in Virginia
- JOHN H. PAYNTER, A.M.: The Fugitives of the Pearl
- BENJAMIN BRAWLEY: Lorenzo Dow
- NOTES
- THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY, INCORPORATED
- 25 Cents A Copy $1.00 A Year
- Copyright, 1916
- COLORED FREEMEN AS SLAVE OWNERS IN VIRGINIA[1]
- Eight March Anno 1654.[4]
- THE EXISTENCE OF BLACK MASTERS AFTER COLONIAL TIMES
- James Radford (seal)[10]
- A TRULY BENEVOLENT SLAVERY
- David Jones (seal)[13]
- Peter Hawkins (seal)[15]
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE FUGITIVES OF THE PEARL
- JOHN H. PAYNTER, A.M.
- FOOTNOTES:
- LORENZO DOW[1]
- BENJAMIN BRAWLEY
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE ATTITUDE OF THE FREE NEGRO TOWARD AFRICAN COLONIZATION
- LOUIS R. MEHLINGER
- FOOTNOTES:
- DOCUMENTS
- TRANSPLANTING FREE NEGROES TO OHIO FROM 1815 TO 1858[1]
- C. A. Powell.
- COMMUNICATED
- Present population estimated by President Roberts 80,000
- FOOTNOTES:
- A TYPICAL COLONIZATION CONVENTION
- CONVENTION OF FREE COLORED PEOPLE
- EMIGRATION OF THE COLORED RACE
- CIRCULAR
- ADDRESS TO THE FREE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND
- Held in Baltimore, July 26, 27, and 28, 1852
- Kent county--Jas. A. Jones, Isaac Anderson, Levi Rogers, William Perkins
- SECOND DAY'S PROCEEDINGS
- THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS
- REVIEWS OF BOOKS
- JESSIE FAUSET.
- J. O. BURKE.
- C. B. WALTER.
- NOTES
- AN INTERESTING COMMENT
- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. I--JUNE, 1916--No. 3
- PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
- CONTENTS
- ALICE DUNBAR-NELSON: People of Color in Louisiana, Part I
- WILLIAM T. McKINNEY: The Defeat of the Secessionists in Kentucky in 1861
- NOTES
- THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
- VOL. I--OCTOBER, 1916--No. 4
- C. E. PIERRE
- FOOTNOTES:
- PEOPLE OF COLOR IN LOUISIANA
- PART I
- ALICE DUNBAR-NELSON
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE DEFEAT OF THE SECESSIONISTS IN KENTUCKY IN 1861
- WILLIAM T. McKINNEY
- FOOTNOTES:
- NOTES ON NEGROES IN GUATEMALA DURING THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
- A MULATTO CORSAIR OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
- J. KUNST
- FOOTNOTES:
- DOCUMENTS
- TRAVELERS' IMPRESSIONS OF SLAVERY IN AMERICA FROM 1750 TO 1800
- BURNABY'S VIEW OF THE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA
- IMPRESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH TRAVELER
- ABBÉ ROBIN ON CONDITIONS IN VIRGINIA
- OBSERVATIONS OF ST. JOHN DE CRÈVECOEUR
- IMPRESSIONS OF JOHANN D. SCHOEPF
- EXTRACTS FROM ANBUREY'S TRAVELS THROUGH NORTH AMERICA
- VINDICATION OF THE NEGROES: A CONTROVERSY
- FOOTNOTES:
- FOOTNOTES:
- SLAVERY AS SEEN BY HENRY WANSEY
- ESCLAVAGE PAR LA ROCHEFOUCAULD-LIANCOURT
- OBSERVATIONS SUR L'ESCLAVAGE PAR LA ROCHEFOUCAULD-LIANCOURT
- WHAT ISAAC WELD OBSERVED IN SLAVE STATES
- JOHN DAVIS'S THOUGHTS ON SLAVERY
- OBSERVATIONS OF ROBERT SUTCLIFF
- SOME LETTERS OF RICHARD ALLEN AND ABSALOM JONES TO DOROTHY RIPLEY
- Absalom Jones
- Richard Allen
- LETTER FROM AN AFRICAN, RESIDENT IN PHILADELPHIA, TO DOROTHY RIPLEY
- FOOTNOTES:
- BOOK REVIEWS
- C. R. WILSON
- W. R. WARD
- J. R. DAVIS
- ROBERT E. PARK
- NOTES
- A HAPPY SUGGESTION
- J. W. SCOTT, _Principal, Douglass High School_, _Huntington, W. Va._
- INDEX TO VOLUME I.
- Yeates, Rev. Mr., endeavored to instruct Negroes, 354