Black Mosaic

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Summary

Represents the author's work in researching and studying black history, and suggests new directions of study for scholars and history buffs

Introduction Benjamin Quarles and The Historiography of Black America	p. 3
Blacks in the Revolutionary Period	p. 23
The Colonial Militia And Negro Manpower	p. 25
Lord Dunmore as Liberator	p. 35
The Revolutionary War as a Black Declaration of Independence	p. 48
Blacks in Abolition and Civil War	p. 65
Sources of Abolitionist Income	p. 67
Ministers Without Portfolio	p. 80
Antebellum Free Blacks and The "Spirit of '76"	p. 92
Black History's Antebellum Origins	p. 109
The Abduction of the Planter	p. 135
Blacks in the Twentieth Century	p. 141
The Morning Breaks: Black America, 1910-1935	p. 143
A. Philip Randolph: Labor Leader at Large	p. 151
Black History	p. 179
Black History Unbound	p. 181
Black History's Diversified Clientele	p. 202
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