W. E. B. DU BOIS BIBLIOGRAPHY (1883-1909)

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Globe, April 14, 1883, p. 4.

"Great Barrington News," New York Globe, May 5, 1883, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, May 26, 1883, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, June 3, 1883, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Globe, June 30, 1883, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Briefs," New York Globe, September 29, 1883, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, October 20, 1883, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Globe, December 8, 1883, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Globe, December 29, 1883, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Globe, January 26, 1884, p. 4.

"From the Berkshire Hills," New York Globe, February 23, 1884, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, April 12, 1884, p. 4.

"From the Berkshire Hills," New York Globe, May 17, 1884, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, August 2, 1884, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, August 23, 1884, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, September 27, 1884, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Items," New York Globe, October 18, 1884, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Freeman, November 22, 1884, p. 4.

"Wedding Bells of Berkshire," New York Freeman, December 6, 1884, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Freeman, December 27, 1884, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Freeman, January 10, 1885, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Freeman, January 31, 1885, p. 4.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Freeman, March 14, 1885, p. 1.

"Great Barrington Notes," New York Freeman, May 16, 1885, p. 4.

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"Exchanges," Fisk Herald, III, iii (November, 1885), p. 8.

"Exchanges," Fisk Herald, III, iv (December, 1885), p. 6.

"Exchanges," Fisk Herald, III, x (June, 1886), p. 11.

"Exchanges," Fisk Herald, III, ix (May, 1886), p. 9.

"How I Taught School," Fisk Herald, IV, iv (December, 1886), pp. 9-10.

"School Teacher," MS. of a short story, ca. 1886, W. E. B. Du Bois papers.

"The Last of the Druids," ms. poem ca. 1886, W. E. B. Du Bois papers.

"An Open Letter to the Southern People," undated ms., ca. 1887, W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

Editor-in-Chief, Fisk Herald from November, 1887 to June, 1888.

"A Vacation Unique," ms. dated June, 1889, part diary, part short-story, W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"What the Negro Will Do," ms. of an article, February 4, 1889, written in reply to George Washington Cable. "A Simpler Southern Question," Forum, VI (December, 1888), 392-403. The article which was never published is in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"Jefferson Davis as a Representative of Civilization," ms. of 1890 commencement address at Harvard, in the W. E. B. Du Bois papers. The original title had been "Jefferson Davis and the African."

Many of Du Bois' themes were printed in the Boston *Courant*, reference
"*A Negro Student at Harvard at the End of the 19th Century*."
*The Massachusetts Review*, I, 1 (May, 1960), 439-458. A partial
list of his Harvard English themes appears below. These are
all to be found in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers:

"A Vacation," October 17, 1890.

"Letters," October 30, 1890.

"In My Room," November October 30, 1890.

"That Entertainment," December 9, 1890.

"A Girl," January 21, 1891.

"Lee," February 14, 1891.

"Ghameleon Thought," February 26, 1891.

"La Fete de liIgnorance," February 23, 1892.

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"Problematic," ms. poem, December 6, 1892, in the W. E. B. Du Bois
Papers.

"Faded Ideals," ms. short story, December 7, 1892, in the W. E.
B. Du Bois papers.

"Harvard in Berlin," undated ms. ca. 1892 in the W. E. B. Du Bois
Papers.

"A Spring Wandering," diary ms. of spring trip, 1894, in the W. E.
B. Du Bois papers.

"Diary of My Steerage Trip Across the Atlantic," ca. 1894, ms. in
the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"The Afro-American," ms. of article written ca. 1894-1895, in the
W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"The Passing of Douglass," ms. poem, ca. 1895, in the W. E. B.
Du Bois Papers.

"The Passing of Wilberforce," ms. of an unpublished article,
written as a letter to an English friend, John A. M. Dollar, ca.
1896, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"My Sunday School Class," ms. diary ca. 1895, in the W. E. B. Du Bois
Papers.

"Some Bits from the Life of John Willis, A. M., Professor of Latin,
Greek, and Mathematics in Wilberforce University," ms. of
diary short story, ca. 1895, in the W. E. B. Du Bois papers.

"From A Professor's Notebook," ms. of an article ca. 1895, in the
W. E. B. Du Bois papers.

"Burghardt University," ms. of short story ca. 1895, in the W. E. B.
Du Bois papers.

The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States
of America, 1638-1870 (Harvard Historical Series, I), New York:
Longmans, Green and Company, 1896. 335 p.

"Strivings of the Negro People," *Atlantic Monthly*, LXXX (August,
1897), 194-198.

"The Conservation of Races" (American Negro Academy, *Occasional
Papers*, II), Washington: The Academy, 1897. 15 p.

"Beyond the Veil — In a Virginia Town," ms. of an article ca.
1897, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

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editor, *Social and Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities* (Atlanta University Publications, II), Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1897.

"The Study of Negro Problems," *Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science*, XI (January, 1898), 1-23.

"The Negroes of Farmville, Virginia: A Social Study," *Bulletin of the Department of Labor*, III (January, 1898), 1-38.

"The Ethics of Sex," ms. of talk ca. 1898, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"Careers Open to College-bred Negroes," in "Two Addresses Delivered by Alumni of Fisk University...," pamphlet, Nashville: Fisk University, 1898, pp. 1-14.

"A Rational System of Negro Education," ms. of an article ca. 1898, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

editor, *Some Efforts of American Negroes for their Own Social Betterment, Report of an Investigation under the direction of Atlanta University: together with the Proceedings of the Third Conference for the study of Negro problems, held at Atlanta University, May 25-26th, 1898*. Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1898. 66 p.

"A Negro Schoolmaster in the New South," *Atlantic Monthly*, LXXXIII (January, 1899), 99-104.

"A History of the Negro Race in America," abstract of lectures, Southern Workman, XXVIII (April, 1899), 149-151.

"The Negro in the Black Belt: Some Social Sketches," *Bulletin of the Department of Labor*, IV (May, 1899), pp. 401-417.

"The Negro and Crime," *Independent*, LI (May 18, 1899), 1355-1357.

et al., "Resolutions of the Third Hampton Negro Conference," in Hampton Negro Conference Number III, Hampton, n.d., pp. 7-9.

"Two Negro Conventions," *Independent*, LI (September, LI (September 7, 1899), 2425-2427).

*The Philadelphia Negro: A Social Study*. Together with a special report on domestic service by Isabel Eaton (Publications of the University of Pennsylvania. Series in Political Economy and Public Law, XLV), Philadelphia: Published for the University of Pennsylvania, 1899. 520 p.

"The Suffrage Fight in Georgia," *Independent*, LI (November 30, 1899), 3226-3228.

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"The Renaissance of Ethics: a critical comparison of scholastic and modern ethics," ms., 1899, in the James Weldon Johnson Collection, Yale University Library.

editor. *The Negro in Business*; report of a social study made under the direction of Atlanta University; together with the Proceedings of the Fourth Conference for the study of Negro problems, held at Atlanta University, May 30-31, 1899. Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1899. 77 p.

"The Twelfth Census and the Negro Problems," *Southern Workman*, XXIX (May, 1900), 305-309.

"The American Negro at Paris," *American Monthly Review of Reviews*, XXII (November, 1900), 575-577.

"The Religion of the American Negro," *New World*, IX (December, 1900), 614-625.

*et al.*, "A Memorial to the Legislature of Georgia on Negro Common Schools," pamphlet, n.p., n.d.

*et al.*, "A Memorial to the Legislature of Georgia on the Proposed Amendment Touching the Distribution of the School Fund," pamphlet, n.p., n.d.

*et al.*, "Petition to the Legislature of Georgia Touching the Division of the School Fund," pamphlet, n.p., n.d.

editor, *The College-Bred Negro*; Report of a social study made under the direction of Atlanta University; together with the Proceedings of the Fifth Conference for the Study of Negro Problems, held at Atlanta University, May 29-30, 1900. (Atlanta University Publications, V), Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1900. 115 p.

"Testimony: General and Industrial Education," in United States Industrial Commission, *Report of the Industrial Commission on Education*. . . (United States Industrial Commission Reports, 15 vol., Washington, 1900-1902, XV), Washington, 1901), pp. 159-175.

"The Freedmen's Bureau," *Atlantic Monthly*, LXXXVII (March, 1901), 354-365.

"The Storm and Stress in the Black World," *Dial*, XXX (April 16, 1901), 262-264.

"The Negro As He Really Is," *World's Work*, II (June, 1901), 848-866.

"Results of Ten Tuskegee Conferences," *Harper's Weekly*, XLV (June 22, 1901), 641.

editor, *A Select Bibliography of the American Negro*; for general readers. Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1901. 11 p.

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"The Evolution of Negro Leadership," *Dial*, XXXI (July 1, 1901), 53-55.

"The Relation of the Negroes to the Whites in the South," *Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science*, XVIII (July, 1901), 121-140.

"The Burden of Negro Schooling," *Independent*, LII (July 18, 1901), 1667-1668.

"The Negro Landholder of Georgia," *Bulletin of the Department of Labor*, VI (July, 1901), 647-777.

"The Problem of Housing the Negro," *Southern Workman*, XXX, 390-395, 486-493, 535-542, 601-604, 688-693; XXI, 65-72 (July, September-December, 1901; February, 1902).

"The Savings of Black Georgia," *Outlook*, LXIX (September 14, 1901), 128-130.

"The Spawn of Slavery: The Convict Lease System in the South," *Missionary Review of the World*, XXIV (October, 1901), 737-745.

"The Freedmen and Their Sons," *Independent*, LII (November 14, 1901), 2709.

"The Black North -- New York City," *New York Times Magazine Supplement*, LI (November 17, 1901), p. 10, columns 1-3.

"The Black North -- New York City," *New York Times Magazine Supplement*, LI (November 24, 1901), p. 4, columns 1-4.

"The Black North -- Philadelphia," *New York Times Magazine Supplement*, LI (December 1, 1901), p. 4, columns 1-4.

"The Black North -- Boston," *New York Times Magazine Supplement*, LI (December 8, 1901), p. 2, columns 1-4.

"The Black North -- Some Conclusions," *New York Times Magazine Supplement*, LI (December 15, 1901), p. 20, columns 1-4.

editor, *The Negro Common School*; report of a social study made under the direction of Atlanta University; together with the Proceedings of the Sixth Conference for the study of Negro problems, held at Atlanta University, on May 28th 1901. (Atlanta University Publications, VI), Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1901. 120 p.

"The Case of the Negro," ms. of an article *ca*. 1901, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"The Work of Negro Women in ?Society," *Spelman Messenger*, XVIII, v (February, 1902), 1-3.

"The Opening of the Library," *Independent*, LIV (April 3, 1902), 809-810.

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"Of the Training of Black Men," *Atlantic Monthly*, XC (September, 1902), 289-297.

"Hopeful Signs for the Negro," *Advance*, XLIV (October 2, 1902), 226.

"The Trust of Girard College," *Nation*, LXXIV (January -- June, 1902), 226.

"Crime and Our Colored Population," *Nation*, LXXV (December 25, 1902), 499.

"The Atlanta Conferences" (Atlanta University *Leaflet*, XVI), Atlanta, 1902.

editor, *The Negro Artisan*. Report of a social study made under the direction of Atlanta University; together with the Proceedings of the Seventh Conference for the study of Negro problems, held at Atlanta University on May 27th, 1902. (Atlanta University *Publications*, VII), Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1902. 192 p.

*The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches*. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Company, 1903. 264 p.

*The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches*. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Company. Second edition, 1903. 264 p.

*The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches*. Cambridge, Massachusetts: London, England: Archibald Constable and Company, 1905. 264 p.

*The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches*. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Company. Sixteenth edition, 1929. 264 p.

*The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches*. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Company. Seventeenth edition, 1931. 264 p.

"The Laboratory in Sociology at Atlanta," *Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science*, XXI (May, 1903), 160-163.

"The Atlanta University Conferences," *Charities*, X (May 2, 1903), 435-439.

"Possibilities of the Negro: The Advance Guard of the Race," *Booklover's Magazine*, II (July, 1903), 2-15.

"The Talented Tenth," in Booker T. Washington et al., *The Negro Problem*, New York: James Pott Company, 1903, 31-75.

"The Training of Negroes for Social Power," *Outlook*, LXXV (October 17, 1903), 409-414; reprinted in Atlanta University *Leaflet*, XVII, Atlanta, 1903.

editor, *The Negro Church*: report of a social study made under the direction of Atlanta University; together with Proceedings of Eighth Conference for the study of Negro problems, held at Atlanta University, May 26th, 1903. (Atlanta University *Publications*, VIII), Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1903. 212 p.

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"The Future of the Negro Race in America," *The East and the West*
(London), II (January, 1904), 4-19.

"The Atlanta Confrences," *Voice of the Negro*, I, iii (March, 1904),
85-90.

"The Negro Problem From the Negro Point of View: V. The Partington
of the Ways," *World Today*, VI (April, 1904), 521-523.

"The Development of a People," *The International Journal of Ethics*,
XIV (April, 1904), 291-311.

"What Intellectual Training is Doing for the Negro," *Missionary
Review of the World*, XXVII (August, 1904), 578-582.

"Dimnishing Negro Illiteracy," *Nation*, LXXVIII (January - June,
1904), 147-148.

"Credo," *Independent*, LVII (October 6, 1904), 787; reprinted in
the *Cleveland Gazette*, October 29, 1904.

"The Souls of Black Folk," *Independent*, LVII (November 17, 1904), 1152.

editor, *Some Notes on Negro Crime, Particularly in Georgia*; report
of a social study made under the direction of Atlanta University ;
together with the Proceedings of the Ninth Confrence for the
study of Negro problems, held at Atlanta University, May 24,
1904. (Atlanta University Publications, IX), Atlanta: Atlanta
University Press, 1904.

"The Negro in America," in *Frederick Converse Beach, ed., The
Encyclopaedia Americana* 16 vol., New York, 1904; XI, n.p.

"The Negro Farmer," in *Negroes in the United States* (Department of
Commerce and Labor, Bureau of the Census, *Bulletin*, VIII),
Washington, 1904, pp. 69-98.

"Debit and Credit," *Voice of the Negro*, II, i (January, 1905),
677; reprinted in the *Cleveland Gazette*, January 29, 1904.

"Sayings of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois," article reprinted from the *Boston
Guardian*, n.d., in *The Fraternal Union* (Fort Smith, Arkansas),
III (February 16, 1905), 12.

"The Beginnings of Slavery," *Voice of the Negro*, II, ii (February,
1905), 104-106.

"Slavery in Greece and Rome," *Voice of the Negro*, II, v (May, 1905),
320-323.

"The Beginning of Emancipation," *Voice of the Negro*, II, vi
(June, 1905), 397-400.

"Serfdom," *Voice of the Negro*, II, vii (July, 1905), 479-481.

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"The Southerner's Problem," *Dial*, XXXVIII (May 1, 1905), 315-319.

"The Negro South and North," *Bibliotheca Sacra*, LXII (July, 1905), 500-513.

*et al.*, "Niagara Movement -- Declaration of Principles, 1905," pamphlet, n.p., 1905.

"The Niagara Movement," *Voice of the Negro*, II, ix (September, 1905), 619-622.

"The Black Vote of Philadelphia," *Charities*, XV (October 7, 1905), 31-35.

"The Problem of Tillman, Vardaman and Thomas Nixon, Jr.," *Central Christian Advocate*, XLIX (October 18, 1905), 1324-1325.

"The Negro Ideals of Life," *Christian Register*, LXXXIV (October 26, 1905), 1197-1199.

"Garrison and the Negro," *Independent*, LIX (December 7, 1905), 1316-1317.

"Atlanta University," in Kelly Miller *et al.*, *From Servitude to Service*, Boston: American Unitarian Association, 1905, pp. 153-197.

editor, *A Select Bibliography of the Negro American*. A compilation made under the direction of Atlanta University; together with the Proceedings of the Tenth Conference for the study of Negro Problems held at Atlanta University, on May 30th, 1905. (Atlanta University Publications, X). Third edition. Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1905, 71 p.

"The Growth of the Niagara Movement," *Voice of the Negro*, III, 1 (January, 1906), 43-45.

"The Economic Future of the Negro," *Publications of the American Economic Association*, third series, VII, 1 (February, 1906), 219-234.

*et al.*, "Address of the First Annual Meeting of the Georgia Equal Rights Convention," *Voice of the Negro*, III, iii (March, 1906), 175-177.

"A Proposed Negro Journal," ms. ca. 1906, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"The Negro Church," ms. of an article, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers, ca. 1906.

"White Teachers," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, ca. February, 1906, reprinted in the Washington Bee, XXV (February 17, 1906), p. 4.

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"Memphis News and Comment," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, I, xxx (June 23, 1906), 8.

"Atlanta Local News," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, I, xxx (June 23, 1906), 9.

"Faith," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, I, xxx (June 23, 1906), 12.

"Council and Ransom," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, I, xxx (June 23, 1906), 12.

"Wandering," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, I, xxx (June 23, 1906), 12.

"The Niggara Movement," *The Moon Illustrated Weekly*, I, xxx (June 23, 1906), 12.

"A Litany at Atlanta," *Independent*, LXI (October 11, 1906), 856-858; reprinted in the *Cleveland Gazette*, November 10, 1906; reprinted in translation as "Die Litanei von Atlanta," in Anna Nussbaum, *Afrika Singt*, Vienna, 1929, pp. 27-31.

"The Hampton Idea," *Voice of the Negro*, III, ix (September, 1906), 632-636, a speech given at the Hampton Institute summer school, June 30, 1906, entitled "Self Assertion and the Higher Education."

"St. Francis of Assisi," *Voice of the Negro*, III, x (October, 1906), 419-426; reprinted in Otelia Cromwell et al., *Readings From Negro Authors*. New York, 1931, pp. 273-284.

"How I Escaped Being Lynched," ms. ca. 1906, in the W. E. B. Du Bois Papers.

"The Color Line Belts the World," *Collier's*, XXVIII, iv (October 20, 1906), 30.

"L'Ouvrier Negro en Amerique," *Revue Economique Internationale* (Brussels), IV (November, 1906), pp. 298-348.

"The Tragedy at Atlanta: II. From the Point of View of the Negroes," *World Today*, XI (November, 1906), 1173-1175.

"The President and the Soldiers," *The Voice*, III, xii (December, 1906), 552-553.

"The Negro Farmer," in United States Twelfth Census, *Special Reports: Supplementary Analysis and Derivative Tables*, Washington, 1906, pp. 511-579.

"Die Negerfrage in den Vereiningten Staaten," *Archiv Fur Sozialwissenschaft und Sozialpolitik* (Tubingen), XXII (1906), pp. 31-79.

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editor, **The Health and Physique of the Negro American**. Report of a Social Study Made Under the Direction of Atlanta University; together with the Proceedings of the Eleventh Conference for the Study of Negro Problems, held at Atlanta University, on May the 29th, 1906. (Atlanta University Publications, XIII), Atlanta: Atlanta University Press, 1906. 112 p.

"The Magazines," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 2-4.

"Subscription," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 4-6.

"Books," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 6.

"Congo," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 7.

"India," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 8.

"Roosevelt," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 8-9.

"Shea," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 9.

"Moonshine," *Horizon*, I, i (January, 1907), 9-10.

"The Magazines," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 3-4.

"The Song of the Smoke," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 4-6.

"France," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 6-7.

"Socialist of the Path," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 7.

"Negro and Socialism," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 7-8.

"India," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 8-9.

"Austria," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 9-10.

"Lagos," *Horizon*, I, ii (February, 1907), 10.

"The Value of Agitation," *The Voice*, IV, iii (March, 1907), 109-110.

"Books," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 3.

"Periodicals," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 3-7.

"Hearken Theodore Roosevelt," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 7-8.

"Journeying," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 8-9.

"Back-Talk," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 9.

"Indians," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 10.

"Notes," *Horizon*, I, iii (March, 1907), 10.

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"The Christ of the Andes," *Horizon*, IV, v & vi (November and December, 1908), 1-10.

"Politics," *Horizon*, IV, v & vi (November and December, 1908), 11-12.

"Liberia," *Horizon*, IV, v & vi (November and December, 1908), 13.

"The New Horizon," *Horizon*, II, v & vi (November and December, 1908), 14.

editor., *The American Negro Family; Report of a Social Study*
made principally by the college classes of 1909 and 1910
of Atlanta University, under the patronage of the trustees
of the John F. Slater Fund; together with the Proceedings of
the 13th annual Conference for the study of Negro problems held
at Atlanta University on Tuesday May 26th, 1908. (Atlanta
University Publications, XIII), Atlanta: Atlanta University
Press, 1908. 156 p.

"Negro Education and Evangelization," in Samuel M. Jackson *et al.*, editors. *The New Schaff -- Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge*. 12 volumes, New York, 1908-1911; VII, pp. 100-108.

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO PHYLON,
VOLUMES I-V

"Apology," *Phylon*, I (First Quarter, 1940), 3-5.

"A Chronicle of Race Relations -- 1939," *Phylon*, I (First Quarter, 1940), 90-97.

"Books And Race -- 1939," *Phylon*, I (First Quarter, 1940), 98-99.

"Race in Periodicals," *Phylon*, I (First Quarter, 1940), 100.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, I (Second Quarter, 1940), 175-192.

"Puskin," *Phylon*, I (Third Quarter, 1940), 265-269.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, I (Third Quarter, 1940), 270-288.

"Youth," review of *In A Minor Key* by Ira De A. Reid, *Phylon*, I (Third Quarter, 1940), 293.

"Moton of Hampton and Tuskegee," *Phylon*, I (Fourth Quarter), 344-351.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, I (Fourth Quarter), 368-389.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, II (First Quarter, 1941), 76-90.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, II (Second Quarter, 1941), 172-190.

"The Virginia Negro," review of *The Negro in Virginia*, Federal Writers Project, *Phylon*, II (Second Quarter, 1941), 191-192.

"The Negro in Art," review of *The Negro in Art* by Alein Locke, *Phylon*, II (Second Quarter, 1941), 192-193.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, II (Third Quarter, 1941), 289-306.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, II (Fourth Quarter, 1941), 388-406.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, III (First Quarter, 1942), 66-86.

"Wilberforce," review of *A History and an Interpretation of Wilberforce University* by Frederick A. McGinnis, *Phylon*, III (First Quarter, 1942), 94-95.

"Liberia," review of *The Economic History of Liberia* by George W. Brown, *Phylon*, III (First Quarter, 1942), 95.

"The Cultural Missions of Atlanta University," *Phylon*, III (Second Quarter, 1942), 105-115.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, III (Second Quarter, 1942), 206-220.

Review of *Patten of Negro Segregation* by Charles S. Johnson, *Phylon*, IV (Second Quarter, 1943), 181-182.

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"Postscript -- Looking Seventy-Five Years Backward," *Phylon*, III (Second Quarter, 1942), 238-248.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, III (Third Quarter, 1942), 320-334.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, III (Fourth Quarter, 1942), 417-434.

"The Future of Africa," review of *The Atlantic Charter and Africa from an American Standpoint*, compiled by the Committee on Africa, *Phylon*, III (Fourth Quarter, 1942), 435-437.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, IV (First Quarter, 1943), 73-84.

"Africa and World Freedom," *Phylon Supplement*, IV (Second Quarter, 1943), 8-12.

Chronicle

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, IV (Second Quarter, 1943), 164-180.

"A Great Singer," review of *Angel Mo' and Her Son*, Roland Hayes by Helm McKinely, *Phylon*, IV (Second Quarter, 1943), 187-189.

"Scholarly Delusion," review of *The Disarmament Illusion* by Mercer Tate, *Phylon*, IV (Second Quarter, 1943), 189-191.

"Reconstruction, Seventy Five Years After," *Phylon*, IV (Third Quarter, 1943), 205-212.

"Chronicle of Race Relations," *Phylon*, IV (Third Quarter, 1943), 270-289.

*Phylon*, IV

"Chronicle of Race Relations," (Fourth Quarter, 1943), 362-387.

"Phylon -- Science or Propaganda?", *Phylon*, V (First Quarter, 1944), 68-89.

"The American Dilemma," review of *An American Dilemma* by Gunnar Myrdal, *Phylon*, V (Second Quarter, 1944), 165-188.

"Mercer Cook," review of Five Negro Authors by Mercer Cook, *Phylon*, V (Second Quarter, 1944), 189-193.

ADDENDA

Review of *Howard University* by Welter Dyson, *Phylon*, IV (Third Quarter, 1943), 293-294.

Review of *Toward Freedom* by Jawaharlal Nehru, *Phylon*, IV (First Quarter, 1943), 89-91.

Review of *Events in African History. A Supplement to Atlantic Charter and Africa From an American Standpoint*," *Phylon*, III (Fourth Quarter, 1943), 435-437.

1865-1880

Review of *The Negro in Tennessee*, by A. A. Taylor, *Phylon*, III (First Quarter, 1943), 93-94.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO NEW AFRICA

"The Riot in South Africa," *New Africa*, VIII, i (January, 1949), 2-3.

"Africa Today," *New Africa*, VIII, ii (February, 1949), 3.

"Ethiopia and Eritrea," *New Africa*, VIII, iii (March, 1949), 2-3.

"Colonial Peoples and the Fight for Peace," *New Africa*, VIII, iv (April, 1949), 2.

"To Save the World -- Save Africa!," *New Africa*, VIII, v (May, 1949), 3.

"They Speak For Peace," *New Africa*, VIII, vii (September, 1949), 4.

"Abolition and the End of Colonialism," *New Africa*, VIII, x (November, 1949), 5.

"Background and Significance of the Seretse Khama Case," *New Africa*, IX, iii (April, 1950), 2.

"Repression Madness Rules South Africa," *New Africa*, IX, iii (May-June, 1950), 3.

"African Youth at Prague," *New Africa*, IX, v (July-September, 1950), 9.

"Dr. Du Bois Urges Speed-up of Petition Campaign," *Spotlight on Africa*, XI (August 21, 1952), 7.

"Pan Colored," *Spotlight on Africa*, XII (January, 1953), 3-4.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO THE NEGRO DIGEST

"Black Voices in the Peace," *Negro Digest*, I, iv (February, 1943), 9-10.

"The American Negro Press," *Negro Digest*, I, vi (April, 1943), 33-36.

"Africa at the Peace Table," *Negro Digest*, I, x (August, 1943), 75-79.

"Reading, Writing and Real Estate," *Negro Digest*, I, xii (October, 1943), 63-65.

"Round Table: Symposium — Will the Peace Bring Racial Peace, No," *Negro Digest*, II, v (March, 1944), 44-47.

"Color and Colonies," *Negro Digest*, III, xi (September, 1945), 65-69.

"Can the Negro Expect Freedom By 1965?", *Negro Digest*, V, vi (April, 1947), 4-9.

"Progress Report on Negro Americans," *Negro Digest*, VII, vii (May, 1949), 19-26.

"Paul Robeson, Right or Wrong? — Right says W. E. B. DuBois," *Negro Digest*, VII, v (March, 1950), 8, 10-14.

"I Bury My Wife," *Negro Digest*, VIII, xii (October, 1950), 37-39.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO NEW MASSES
AND MASSES AND MAINSTREAM

"What He Meant to the Negro," New Masses, LV (April 24, 1945), 9.

"Bound By the Color Line," New Masses, LXVIII (February 12, 1946), 8.

"Behold the Land!", New Masses, LXII (January 14, 1947), 18-20.

"Jan Christian Smuts: Story of a Tyrant," New Masses, LXII
(March 4, 1947), 7-8.

"The Black Mahdi," New Masses, LXIII (June 10, 1947), 29-22.

"Freedom's Partisans," review of Herbert Aptheker, To Be Free:
Studies in Negro History, New York: International Press, 1948;
Masses and Mainstream, I, iv (June, 1948), 76-79.

"From McKinley to Wallace: My Fifty Years as a Political Independent,"
**Masses and Mainstream**, I, vi (August, 1948), 3-13.

"Behold the Land!", Masses and Mainstream, III, ii (February, 1950),
42-46.

"A People's Leader," review of Philip S. Foner, *The Life and Writings
of Frederick Douglass, 2 volumes.*, New York, 1950; in *Masses
and Mainstream*, III, v (May, 1950), 86-89.

"A Portrait of Carter G. Woodson," *Masses and Mainstream*, III, vi
(June, 1950), 19-25.

"I Take My Stand," *Masses and Mainstream*, IV, iv (April, 1952), 10-16.

"Passing of the First," *Masses and Mainstream*, VI, ii (February, 1953),
26-30.

"The Rosenberge," *Masses and Mainstream*, VI, vii (July, 1953), 2.

"This Man I Know," *Masses and Mainstream*, VII, ii (February, 1954), 43.

"The American Negro in My Time," *Masses and Mainstream*, IX, iii
(March, 1956), 1-9.

"Suez," *Masses and Mainstream*, IX, xii (December, 1956), 42-43.

"The Stalin Era," *Mainstream*, X, i (January, 1957), 1-5.

"The Prime Minister of Ghana," *Mainstream*, X, v (May, 1957), 11-16.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO THE
JOURNAL OF NEGRO EDUCATION

"Education and Work," *Journal of Negro Education*, I (April, 1932), 60-74.

"Does the Negro Need Separate Schools," *Journal of Negro Education*, IV (July, 1935), 328-335.

"Social Planning for the Negro, Past and Present," *Journal of Negro Education*, V (January, 1936), 110-125.

"How Negroes Have Taken Advantage of Educational Opportunities Offered By Friends," *Journal of Negro Education*, VII (April, 1938), 124-131.

"The Position of the Negro in the American Social Order: Where Do We Go From Here?", *Journal of Negro Education*, VIII (July, 1939), 351-370.

"Neurode: Hitler's New World Order," *Journal of Negro Education*, X (July, 1941), 380-386.

"The Negro Soldier in Service Abroad During the First World War," *Journal of Negro Education*, XII (July, 1943), 324-334.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO THE
NEW WORLD REVIEW

"America and World Peace," *New World Review*, XI (November, 1952), 49-52.

"Dr. W. E. B. DuBois Receives International Peace Prize," *New World Review*, XXI (December, 1953), 17.

"An Appeal By Dr. Du Bois on Amnesty for the Smith Act Victims," *New World Review*, XXII (February, 1954), 44.
World

"The World Peace Movement," *New World Review*, XXIII (May, 1955), 9-14.

"Most Hopeful Country in the World"," *New World Review*, XXIII
(October, 1955), 10-11.

"Colonialism and the Russian Revolution," *New World Review*, XXIV
(November, 1956), 13-22.

"China and Africa," *New World Review*, XXVII (April, 1959), 28-31.

"The Dream of Socialism," *New World Review*, XXVII (November, 1959),
14-17.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS TO PRESENCE AFRICAINE

"African and the American Negro Intelligentsia," New Series
*Presence Africaine* (Decembre 1955 -- Janvier 1956), 34-51.

"La Foi Des Ancetres," *Presence Africaine*, New Series, Number 13
(Avril -- Mai, 1957), 31-40.

"Liberia, the League and the United States." reprinted from *Foreign Affairs*, July, 1930 in *Africa From the Point of View of American Negro Scholars*. Paris: *Presence Africaine*, 1958, pp. 329-344.

"Problème De l'Interraction Des Races Aux Etats-Unis," *Presence Africaine*, New Series (Decembre 1958 -- Janvier 1959), 73-80.

*Ames Noires*. Paris: *Presence Africaine*, 1959. 232 p.