[Afro-American pamphlets.
Published: 1827
Language: eng
Number of pages: 53
Subjects: African Americans.
Table of contents: value: [101] Le folklore nègre en Amérique / comte de Charency; value: [102] Why the Negro is for Roosevelt / by Melvin J. Chisum; value: [103] Proceedings of the civil rights mass meeting; value: [104] Music; value: memories, high lights of Negro freedom in America memorialized in song / by S. Walton Brister, Sr.; value: [105] A founder's day address / by Lester B. Granger; value: [106] A brief sketch of the schools for black people, and their descendants, established by the Religious Society of Friends, in 1770. 1867; value: [107] The appeal of the Religious Society of Friends in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, etc., to their fellow-citizens of the United States on behalf of the colored races. 1858; value: [108] The progress of the Negro race / Boies Penrose; value: [109] The low-down on tuberculosis (consumption) / by Arna Bontemps; value: [110] A day's work at Penn School / by Rossa B. Cooley; value: [111] Address by the Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell delivered in Faneuil Hall, Boston, January 1, 1903 at the celebration of the fortieth anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation by the colored people of Boston and vicinity; value: [112] Bulletin, a study of the living expenditures of seventy Negro farm families in Waller County, Texas / by Walter R. Harrison; value: [113] Training a race for life in six schools / American Church Institute for Negroes; value: [114] Negro liberation / by James S. Allen; value: [115] Men of the soil / Ruth A. Morton; value: [116] Fred Collins shine book; value: [117] Anti-semitism, the struggle for democracy, and the Negro people / by James W. Ford; value: [118] Toward a morally stronger society / Helen W. Ford; value: [119] The Negro salesman and saleswoman in Washington, D.C. / by Thomas E. Batson; value: [120] The meaning of Negro history / by Herbert Aptheker; value: [121] Williams' history of the American Negro / S.R. Williams; value: [122] In memoriam of the late Rev. Alex. Crummell, D.D., of Washington, D.C. / by Henry L. Phillips; value: [123] Public taxation and Negro schools / by Charles L. Coon; value: [124] Chronological history of colored troops in Massachusetts / Massachusetts National Guard; value: [125] The Negro race not under a curse / by Alexander Crummell; value: [126] Feet like polished brass / Theodore Sylvester Boone; value: [127] The tip-top minstrel book / by Mont Hurst and others; value: [128] The world's outstanding false Christ / by E.J. Daniels; value: [129] The Phoenix riot / James A. Hoyt; value: [130] The seven wonders of the Negro race / by S.R. Williams; value: [131] A constitutional defence of the Negro / by Algernon Sidney Crapsey; value: [132] The New Deal, in rhythm / by Charlest R.H. Johnson; value: [133] Frances Tatum Rhoads School; value: [134] America, or Africa?; value: [135] The Marianna, Florida lynching, a report of an investigation made for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People....; value: [136] American Negro problems / by John Pepper; value: [137] Gerrit Smith to Horace Greeley; value: [138] Historical tablet, Booker T. Washington; value: [139] Present phases of our so-called Negro problem / by D.H. Chamberlain; value: [140] New Jersey Congress of Colored Parents & Teachers, January 1946; value: [141] A survey of occupational trends of the Negroes of St. Louis with suggested objectives to be attained during the next twenty years / by the St. Louis Branch of the National Technical Association for the Inter Fraternal Council of St. Louis, Mo. 1936; value: [142] How unemployment affects Negroes / Dept. of Industrial Relations, National Urban League; value: [143] Steal-away, a southland story dealing with the origin of Negro spirituals / by Lonnie Hicks; value: [144] The N.A.A.C.P. (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People). 1927; value: [145] The War is over; value: they say! / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; value: [146] A Negro history quiz / compiled by Lorenzo Harris; value: [147] America is free to choose / United Negro College Fund; value: [148] My trip to the chair / by Willie Francis, as told to Sam Montgomery; value: [149. Newspaper clippings and typescripts about Afro-Americans]. 5 items.