The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920

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The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920 by Various.

Contents

• The Journal of Negro History6
• Volume V7
• The Journal of Negro History10
• Vol. V., No. 1 January, 1920.11
• THE NEGRO IN EDUCATION[1]12
• FOOTNOTES:30
• THE NEGRO MIGRATION TO CANADA AFTER THE PASSING OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT36
• FOOTNOTES:50
• RICHARD HILL[1]54
• FOOTNOTES:62
• THE RELATIONS OF NEGROES AND INDIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS63
• FOOTNOTES:75
• DOCUMENTS78
• SOME NEGRO MEMBERS OF RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS AND LEGISLATURES AND OF CONGRESS [1]82
• FOOTNOTES:142
• JAMES G. THOMPSON, THE ORIGINAL CARPETBAGGER[1]145
• FOOTNOTE:152
• BOOK REVIEWS153
• NOTES165
• The Journal of Negro History166
• Vol. V—April, 1920—No. 2167
• THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEGRO PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM IN MISSOURI[1]168
• THE PERIOD FROM 1865 TO 1875168
• The Critical Period, 1875 to 1885184
• The Period of Growth, 1885 to 1915189
• FOOTNOTES:196
• RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN NEGRO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES[1]202
• I. Religious Education in Private and Denominational Colleges and Universities207
• Expressional Activities of the Negro Colleges and Universities230
• Religious Education in State Colleges and Universities233
• The Conception of Religious Education in Negro Colleges236
• Some Current Conceptions of Religious Education in Relation to General Education239
• Evolution of Religious Education in Negro Colleges and Universities243
• FOOTNOTES:247
• THE AFTERMATH OF NAT TURNER'S INSURRECTION[1]249
• FOOTNOTES:273
• DOCUMENTS280
• FOOTNOTE:282
• Speech of William H. Gray before the Arkansas Constitutional Convention, 1868[1]283
• FOOTNOTE:285
• CORRESPONDENCE293
• BOOK REVIEWS297
• NOTES303
• The Journal of Negro History304
• Vol. V—July, 1920—No. 3305
• THE SLAVE IN CANADA306
• Preface306
• CHAPTER I308
• Before the Conquest308
• FOOTNOTES:314
• CHAPTER II320
• The Early British Period320
• FOOTNOTES:335
• CHAPTER III343
• After the Peace343
• FOOTNOTES:353
• CHAPTER IV356
• Lower Canada356
• FOOTNOTES:364
• CHAPTER V368
• Upper Canada—Early Period368
• FOOTNOTES:381
• CHAPTER VI396
• The Fugitive Slave in Upper Canada396
• FOOTNOTES:411
• CHAPTER VII419
• Slavery in the Maritime Provinces419
• FOOTNOTES:432
• CHAPTER VIII439
• General Observations439
• FOOTNOTE:441
• BOOK REVIEWS442
• NOTES456
• The Journal of Negro History459
• Vol. V—October, 1920—No. 4460
• DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN BEARING ON THE RETURN OF NEGRO SLAVES, 1783-1828[1]461
• FOOTNOTES:487
• THE NEGRO IN POLITICS[1]495
• FOOTNOTES:511
• HENRY BIBB, A COLONIZER514
• FOOTNOTES:523
• MYRTILLA MINER525
• FOOTNOTES:533
• COMMUNICATIONS537
• DOCUMENTS545
• FOOTNOTE:546
• SOME UNDISTINGUISHED NEGROES556
• Fred Fowler556
• Some observations on the death of Rachel Parker.561
• Some Ohio Negro Pioneers566
• The Alexanders568
• BOOK REVIEWS570
• NOTES578
• THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE583

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