Loyalties in black and white
By: by R. W. Lide.
Publisher: R. L. Bryan company
Published: 1940
Place of publication: [Columbia, S.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 116
Subjects: African Americans.; United States -- Race relations.
Table of contents: title: Relations between former slaves and their owners, by Marion E. Wilson.; title: Character sketches, by Mrs. R. W. Lide and R. W. Lide.; title: "Old Faithful"; or, Faithful to the end, by E. C. Dargan.; title: The slave owners concern for the religious teaching of their slaves, by R. W. Lide.; title: The old southern colored folk reflected in 1938, by Dora L. Lide.; title: Hopewell saves his master's life, by J. S. Plowden.; title: Nannie and Grannie in the Norwood family.; title: An enemy raid, by Mrs. W. C. Wilson.; title: Some notable instances of the affection that existed between the whites and the blacks, by R. W. Lide.; title: Instances of generous devotion, by Herbert Hucks.; title: "The Negroes in Richmond history," by D. S. Freeman.; title: A chapter of the ludicrous, by R. W. Lide.