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The institution of slavery and its abolition -- Reconstruction and the southern "Black code" -- Southern opposition to Reconstruction -- The war on Negro suffrage -- The false alarm of Negro domination -- The Negro in politics -- The Negro and the law -- The rise and achievements of the colored race -- The national duty to the Negro -- Public opinion omnipotent. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; From the Leon F. Litwack library. ; Blue cloth, gilt-stamped title.

"Reprinted from the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science for May, 1906." ; Cover-title. ; The economic handicap of the Negro in the North / K. Miller -- The Negro in the trades unions in New York / Mary W. Ovington -- The migration of Negroes to the North / R.R. Wright, Jr. -- The training of the Negro laborer in the North / H.M. Browne -- The industrial condition of the Negro in New York City / W.L. Bulkley -- The three amendments / J. Bascom. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; BEIN JWJ Zan2 906 +In2: Original wrappers.

"Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Political Science Association for the year 1906." ; Caption title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"With two exceptions, the papers here included have been prepared for this volume and have not heretofore appeared in print."--Pref. ; The old in the new.--The schools of the people.--A constructive statesmanship.--The industrial revival and child labor.--Child labor and the industrial South.--The South and the negro.--A narrative of coöperation.--Culture and democracy. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Digital reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Description based on print version record.

Includes index. ; Materials -- The Southland -- The poor white -- Immigration -- Southern leadership -- Southern temperament -- Attitude toward history -- Negro character -- Negro life -- The Negro at work -- Is the Negro rising? -- Race association -- Race separation -- Crime and its penalties -- Lynching -- Actual wealth -- Comparative wealth -- Making cotton -- Cotton hands -- Peonage -- White education -- Negro education -- Objections to education -- Postulates of the problem -- The wrong way out -- Material and political remedies -- Moral remedies. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Letter, Emma K. Tourgée to Secretary of the American Library Association, 1908-03-30, concerning her interest in republishing several of Albion Winegar Tourgee's out of print books.

Letter, Albion Winegar Tourgée to Gould, 1904-11-23, from Bordeaux, France, regarding the outcome of the 1904 presidential election in the U.S. and the outlook for the future of African Americans.

"A sketch of Carl Schurz's political career, 1869-1906, by Frederic Bancroft and William A. Dunning": v. 3, p. [311]-455. ; Note in v. 2 and preface to v. 3 signed: Agathe Schurz, Marianne Schurz, Carl Lincoln Schurz. ; v. 1. 1829-1852.--v. 2. 1852-1863.--v. 3. 1863-1869. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Letter, Aimee Tourgée to the Librarian of Congress, 1908-04-01, concerning renewal of copyright to her father's (Albion Winegar Tourgée) works published under Fords, Howard & Hulbert.

Letter, H.C. Smith to Emma K. Tourgée, 1908-10-12, concerning the success of the Ohio mob violence or anti-lynch law.

Proclamation, The Christian Culture Congress of the Michigan Street Baptist Church, Buffalo, NY, 1905-11-12, on the passing of Albion Winegar Tourgée.

Letter, Charles W. Chesnutt to Emma K. Tourgée, 1905-12-14, from Cleveland, OH, regarding resolutions read at the funeral exercises of Albion Winegar Tourgée at Mayville, NY.