Daughter of the Revolution

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ISBN: 9780813539614 | 0813539617
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 3/25/2007

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Juvenilia	p. 1
The evils of intemperance and their remedy	p. 3
One scene from the drama of early days	p. 7
Famous men of the negro race	p. 9
Toussaint L'Ouverture	p. 11
Hon. Frederick Douglass	p. 23
William Wells Brown	p. 34
Robert Brown Elliott	p. 40
Edwin Garrison Walker	p. 49
Lewis Hayden	p. 58
Charles Lenox Remond	p. 63
Sergeant William H. Carney	p. 70
John Mercer Langston	p. 77
Senator Blanche K. Bruce	p. 87
Robert Morris	p. 94
Booker T. Washington	p. 103
Famous women of the negro race [no installment XI was ever published.]	p. 111
Phenomenal vocalists	p. 113
Sojourner truth	p. 123
Harriet Tubman ("Moses")	p. 132
Some literary workers	p. 140
Literary workers (concluded)	p. 147
Educators	p. 156
Educators (continued)	p. 163
Educators (concluded)	p. 171
Club life among colored women	p. 178
Artists	p. 185
Higher education of colored women in white schools and colleges	p. 193
Furnace blasts, by J. Shirley Shadrach	p. 199
The growth of the social evil among all classes and races in America	p. 201
Black or white - which should be the young Afro-American's choice in marriage	p. 208
The colored American magazine controversy	p. 215
Latest phases of the race problem in America	p. 217
How a New York newspaper man entertained a number of colored ladies and gentlemen at dinner in the Revere House, Boston, and how the colored American league was started	p. 226
Letter to William Monroe Trotter	p. 238
Selected biographies from the colored American magazine	p. 249
Whittier, the friend of the negro	p. 251
Charles Winter Wood; or, From Bootblack to Professor	p. 259
Rev. John Henry Dorsey	p. 263
Munroe Rogers	p. 269
Elijah William Smith : a colored poet of early days	p. 277
Heroes and heroines in black 1 : Neil Johnson, America Woodfolk, Robert Smalls et al	p. 285
William Pickens, Yale University	p. 291
Mr. Alan Kirkland Soga	p. 296
Mrs. Jane E. Sharp's School for African girls	p. 300
The dark races of the twentieth century [no installment V was ever published.]	p. 305
Oceanica : the dark-hued inhabitants of New Guinea, the Bismarck Archipelago, New Hebrides, Solomon Islands, Fiji Islands, Polynesia, Samoa, and Hawaii	p. 307
The Malay Peninsula : Borneo, Java, Sumatra, and the Philippines	p. 312
The yellow race : Siam, China, Japan, Korea, Thibet	p. 317
Africa : Abyssinians, Egyptians, Nilotic class, Berbers, Kaffirs, Hottentots, Africans of Northern tropics (including negroes of Central, Eastern, and Western Africa), negroes of the United States	p. 322
The North American Indian - conclusion	p. 327
Black classics series	p. 333
A primer of facts pertaining to the early greatness of the African race and the possibility of restoration by its descendants - with epilogue	p. 335
Published orations	p. 353
Address at the citizens' William Lloyd Garrison centenary celebration	p. 355
Address at the two days of observance of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Charles Sumner	p. 358
Men of vision	p. 361
No. 1. Mark Rene De Mortie	p. 363
No. 2. Rev. Leonard Andrew Grimes	p. 369
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