Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-03-30


West Point. \ D. VI, Il.
Fortune, I. n. Negro Ia s Politics
Black and Whites VA. ~. |
VI Footss Julia a.: Brand Plucked from
II FIRE, " N, fys y'sgg dc !, RAJ
trredric. Frances: Fredric's Slave
trankitn. Jas. n: Crimson Affairs
Memphis, 1895; Midday Gleanings
Games. ". u: African Methodist II
q the South; The Negro and thu
White Man.
Gaines. d. b.: Racial Possibilities:
Garnet, Henry Highland: Pamphle
Addresses. g,zTgrr5,,. y,
3 Garnet, H. H.: Garnet's Memorla
Discourse, 1865.
Grant, A.: The Literary and Histor
| ical Society, Georgia Conference.
Green, A. H.: Life of Rev. y. +
Davis.
! Gregory, J. NJ: Frederick Douglass
the Orator.
Gresham, G. NJ: Mathematics (text
! book.
|Griggs, s. E.: Imperium in Imperio
fGrimke, A H.: Life of Charles Sum
ner; William Lloyd Garrison.
Hagood, l.. M: Colored Man IL thu
M. E. L.4urch.
Haley, James T.: Sparkling Gems
(poems).
Hoisey, L. H.: Manual of Discipline;
The Racial Problem. Et So
Hamilton, F. w.: Conversations on
the C. NJ. E. C..urch; Plain Account
of C. M. E. Church.
| Harper, F. E. W.: lola Leroy, 1892;
Poems.
Hayne, Jos. E.: The Black Man;
Negro in Sacred History. .
Heard, Josie: Morning Glories, 1890.
Henderson, John M: The Black
| Man; Black Labor; His Own Daugh-
ter; Fables of the Negro.
..enson, Josiah Father Henson's
Story.
Hood, J. W.: One Hundred Years,
etc.. History of A. M. E. z. Church;
Negro in Christian Pulpit; Two
Characters, Two Destinies.
Howard, Jas. H.: Bond and Free,
1886.
Jones, John G.: Some Footprints of
Progress, Chicago, 1899.
Jasper, John: Sun Do Move"
Jennings, Paul: Colored Mans Life
of Madison. .n
Johnson, e. A. (Mrs.): The Haley
Family; clarence and Corinne.
Johnson Edward A.: School History
of Negro Race; Negro in Spanish
American War; .'.'
johnson, Jas. H. A.: The Pine Tree
Mission.
Johnston, H. T.: The Divine Logos.
Johnson. Wm.: Prominent COlOred
Men of Kentucky.
--eckley, Mrs. E.: Behind the Scenes.
hampton, T.. w.: Sacred Dynamite
on Baptism.
Loney, Lucy c.: Struggles for Free
dom, 1890.
-angston, John NJ: Freedom and
Citizenship; From the Plantation to
the Capitol; Lectures and Ad-
dresses.
Leary, John S.. Croatans of North
Carolina.
Lewis, r. B.: Light and Truth, Bos-
ton, 1855.
Loguen, J. w.: AS Slave and as a
Freeman.
Love, J. K: History of the First Al
rican Baptist Church.
Lynx, NJ. w.: Afro-American Speaker.
Mars, Elijah P: Lille and History.
Mcclellan, G. NJ: Poems. .
Magee, J. H.: The Night of Attic
ton. il. .a r., "a ,
Majors, NJ. A.: Noted Negro wo-
men. %|
Menard, ]. Willis: Lays from Sum-
mer Lands.
Nixon, NJ. H.: A Methodist Lumin-
airy; Moth of Ignorance Must Be
Destroyed.
.foore, Alice Ruth (Mrs. Dunbar:
Violets; Goodness of St. Rogue.
Moore, J. j.: History of A. M. E. q.
Church, 1884. -, Z
Mossell, Mrs. N. F.: Work of Afro
American Women.
Mosell, C. w.: Ioussaint Lover
ture.
Myrick, D. j.: Scripture Baptism,
1882.
Miller, Kelly: Review of Hoffman's
Race Traits.
Nell, w. c.: Colored Patriots of the
Revolution, 1856.
Anonymous: The Negro Pew, Bos-
ton, 1897.
Newsom, ]. T. c.: Know What You
Want to Say, etc.
Northrop, Solomon: Twelve Years
Slave.
Ousley, Benz: Translation of Gospels
and Acts. Do. ,... ..-
Paige, T. F.: twenty-five Years of
Freedom.
Payne, Daniel A.: Recollections of
Seventy Years; Treatise on Domes-
tic Education; History of A. NJ. f.
Church, 1891; Pleasures, and other
Miscellaneous Poems, Baltimore,
1850. -
Paynter, John H.: Joining the Navy.
Penn, I. Garland: Afro-American
Press, 1891; The Educator.
remington, Jas. w. c.: Pamphlets,
Addresses.
Perry. Rufus L.: The Cushite, 1893.
Phillips, C. H.: History Colored NJ.
E. Church. ,-r- VA
rope, barbara: Storiettes.
Proctor, H. H.: The Negro and the
War. #.a
Quadroon lamont: A Colored Man
Around the World.
Randolph, E. A.: Life Of Rev. John
Jasper, Richmond, 1884.
Randolph, Peter: Sketches of Slave
Life. 1855.
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