Narratives of
Narratives of Colored Americans
作者：Mott, Abigail, 1766-1851 [Compiler]; Wood, M. S. (Mary Sutton), 1805-1894 [Compiler]
体例：题 章数：113
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章节目录
共 113 题- NARRATIVES
- OF
- COLORED AMERICANS.
- NEW YORK:
- WILLIAM WOOD & CO., 27 GREAT JONES STREET. 1875.
- EMANCIPATION IN NEW YORK 263
- INDIAN, THE GOOD OLD 238
- KINDNESS, A LITTLE ACT OF 102
- REPENTANCE AND AMENDMENT IN A COLORED SCHOOL 62
- VASSA, GUSTAVUS 169
- ZACHARY AND THE BOY 21
- PHILLIS WHEATLEY.
- DELIVERANCE OF A HOTTENTOT FROM A LION.
- ANSWER TO PRAYER.
- FALLACIES RESPECTING THE RACE OF HAM.
- OLD DINAH.
- BY M. E. SANGSTER.
- ZACHARY AND THE BOY.
- TRUST IN PROVIDENCE.
- THE WIFE.
- A HOTTENTOT'S LOVE FOR HER TEACHERS, AND THE POWER OF PRAYER.
- THE LIVING SACRIFICE.
- SAAT.
- THE PSALM OF THE SLAVE.
- THE MISSIONARY BOX.
- HE NEVER TOLD A LIE.
- DADDY DAVY.
- AN AGED CHRISTIAN.
- UNCLE JACK.
- CHRISTIAN KINDNESS.
- GRATITUDE OF SLAVES.
- BY DR. LETTSOM.
- THE SLAVE SHOEMAKER.
- LET ME RING THE BELL.
- THE FLIGHT OF A SLAVE.
- BENJAMIN BANNEKER.
- REPENTANCE AND AMENDMENT IN A COLORED SCHOOL AT CHRISTIANSBURG.
- AN INCIDENT.
- SOJOURNER TRUTH.
- KATY FERGUSON;
- OR, WHAT A POOR COLORED WOMAN MAY DO.
- POOR POMPEY.
- ANCASS.
- Ancass died July, 1864.--_English Tract._
- A STORM AT SEA.
- THE AFRICAN SERVANT.
- THE BLIND SLAVE IN THE MINES.
- THE AFRICAN SERVANT'S PRAYER.
- ANECDOTE.
- A LITTLE ACT OF KINDNESS.
- OLD SUSAN.
- BY GERTRUDE L. VANDERBILT.
- POOR SARAH;
- THE GENEROUS NEGRO.
- CAPTAIN PAUL CUFFEE.
- SOLOMON BAYLEY.
- CLARINDA,
- NAIMBANNA.
- ZILPAH MONTJOY.
- BELINDA LUCAS.
- GUSTAVUS VASSA.
- TAKEN FROM HIS NARRATIVE, WRITTEN ABOUT THE YEAR 1787.
- BILLY AND JENNY.
- GEORGE HARDY.
- LOTT CAREY.
- PRINCIPALLY FROM GURLEY'S LIFE OF ASHMUN.
- THE GOOD MASTER AND HIS FAITHFUL SLAVE.
- EZEKIEL COSTON.
- AN ANECDOTE,
- THE COLORED FOUNDLING.
- THE GRATEFUL NEGRO.
- THE FAITHFUL NURSE.
- FROM THE LADIES' MONTHLY MUSEUM.
- COFFIN.
- FROM DR. MOYES'S LECTURES.
- JAMES DERHAM,
- THE AFRICAN PRINCE.
- UNCLE HARRY.
- FROM THE LITERARY AND EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE, 1824.
- THE HOSPITABLE NEGRO WOMAN.
- FOOTNOTE:
- CHORUS.
- CHORUS.
- GRATITUDE IN A LIBERATED SLAVE.
- AGNES MORRIS.
- FOOTNOTE:
- EXTRAORDINARY EXERTIONS TO OBTAIN LIBERTY.
- WILLIAM BOWEN.
- ANTHONY BENEZET.
- EXTRAORDINARY MUNIFICENCE.
- FROM THE GENIUS OF UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION--1825.
- TEMPTATION RESISTED AND HONESTY REWARDED.
- FROM DILLWYN'S ANECDOTES.
- THE GOOD OLD INDIAN.
- FAITH OF A POOR BLIND WOMAN.
- AFRICAN SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK.
- THE INJURED AFRICANS.
- FROM THE NEW YORK OBSERVER--1826.
- HENRY BOYD.
- FROM THE ANTI-SLAVERY RECORD.
- QUAMINO BUCCAN,
- A PIOUS METHODIST.
- EMANCIPATION IN NEW YORK.
- THE FREEDMEN OF AMERICA.
- LETTERS FROM A LADY AGENT IN RICHMOND, 1866.
- LOVE FOR THE BIBLE.
- HYMN.
- SUNG AT CHRISTMAS BY THE SCHOLARS AT ST. HELENA'S ISLAND, S. C.
- J. G. WHITTIER.
- A TEMPERANCE MEETING IN AFRICA.
- LIBERTY TO THE CAPTIVE.
- WRITTEN ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF BRITISH EMANCIPATION.
- WHITTIER.