The Journal of Negro History, Volume 53Carter Godwin Woodson, Rayford Whittingham Logan Association for the Study of Negro Life and History., 1968 The scope of the Journal include the broad range of the study of Afro-American life and history. |
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... period of the late 19th century which continued and inten- sified through World War I. This period , which Rayford Logan and John Hope Franklin have described as the " na- dir " of the Negro in American life , came as a seemingly abrupt ...
... period of the late 19th century which continued and inten- sified through World War I. This period , which Rayford Logan and John Hope Franklin have described as the " na- dir " of the Negro in American life , came as a seemingly abrupt ...
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Carter Godwin Woodson, Rayford Whittingham Logan. coincided with the long - established hiring period for tobacco ... periods spoiled when they were compelled to stand on the hiring block . On the other hand , some hired slaves enjoyed ...
Carter Godwin Woodson, Rayford Whittingham Logan. coincided with the long - established hiring period for tobacco ... periods spoiled when they were compelled to stand on the hiring block . On the other hand , some hired slaves enjoyed ...
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... period from May 16 , 1801 , to October 10 , 1872 , is mirrored in all its private complexities and its public involvement so comprehensively that the period seems to live again . The uniqueness and scholarly worth of this volume derives ...
... period from May 16 , 1801 , to October 10 , 1872 , is mirrored in all its private complexities and its public involvement so comprehensively that the period seems to live again . The uniqueness and scholarly worth of this volume derives ...
Contents
The Present Dilemma of the Negro | 1 |
The Quock Walker Cases 178183 | 12 |
Abolition Deportation Integration | 33 |
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