The Journal of Negro History, Volume 3, 1918
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The Journal of Negro History
Volume III
1918
1918
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The Journal of Negro History
Vol. III—January, 1918—No. 1
THE STORY OF JOSIAH HENSON[1]
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ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING AND THE NEGRO
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PALMARES: THE NEGRO NUMANTIA
SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA
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DOCUMENTS
CALIFORNIA FREEDOM PAPERS[41]
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THOMAS JEFFERSON'S THOUGHTS ON THE NEGRO
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II
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IV
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VII
VIII
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I
II
III.
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
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CALIFORNIA FREEDOM PAPERS[41]
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THOMAS JEFFERSON'S THOUGHTS ON THE NEGRO
I
II
III.
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
I
II
III.
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
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SOME UNDISTINGUISHED NEGROES
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The Journal of Negro History
Vol. III—April, 1918—No. 2
BENJAMIN BANNEKER, THE NEGRO MATHEMATICIAN AND ASTRONOMER
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GEORGE LIELE AND ANDREW BRYAN, PIONEER NEGRO BAPTIST PREACHERS
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FIFTY YEARS OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Part I[206]
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Part I[206]
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MORE ABOUT THE HISTORICAL ERRORS OF JAMES FORD RHODES
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DOCUMENTS.
LETTERS OF GOVERNOR EDWARD COLES BEARING ON THE STRUGGLE OF FREEDOM AND SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS[230]
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LETTERS OF GOVERNOR EDWARD COLES BEARING ON THE STRUGGLE OF FREEDOM AND SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS[230]
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SOME UNDISTINGUISHED NEGROES
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Tells of Memorable Day
Measure Sways in Balance
Tells of Memorable Day
Measure Sways in Balance
The Journal of Negro History
Vol. III—July, 1918—No. 3
SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY
CHAPTER I
Introduction
Introduction
CHAPTER I
Introduction
Introduction
CHAPTER II
The Development of Slavery
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The Development of Slavery
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CHAPTER III
The Legal Status of Slavery
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The Legal Status of Slavery
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CHAPTER IV
The Social Status of the Slave
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The Social Status of the Slave
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CHAPTER V
Public Opinion Regarding Emancipation and Colonization
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Public Opinion Regarding Emancipation and Colonization
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The Journal of Negro History
Vol. III—October, 1918—No. 4
THE BEGINNINGS OF THE MISCEGENATION OF THE WHITES AND BLACKS
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GERRIT SMITH'S EFFORT IN BEHALF OF THE NEGROES IN NEW YORK
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THE BUXTON SETTLEMENT IN CANADA
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FIFTY YEARS OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY[516]
Part II
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Part II
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DOCUMENTS
WHAT THE FRAMERS OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION THOUGHT OF THE NEGRO
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WHAT THE FRAMERS OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION THOUGHT OF THE NEGRO
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SOME UNDISTINGUISHED NEGROES
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