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The Negro American : a documentary history

Title
The Negro American : a documentary history / [by] Leslie H. Fishel, Jr. [and] Benjamin Quarles.
Author
Fishel, Leslie H.
Publication
Glenview, Ill. : Scott, Foresman, [1967]

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Quarles, Benjamin
Description
536 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, maps, portraits; 24 cm
Summary
Highlights the life of the plant breeder who developed many new trees, fruit, flowers, vegetables, grains, and grasses and improved many plants and trees aleady known.
Subject
  • African Americans > History > Sources
  • African Americans
  • Historia Da America
Genre/Form
  • History
  • Sources
  • Sources.
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliographical footnotes.
Contents
From Africa to America -- The status of Negroes in Colonial America -- Concern for the Negro -- The revolutionary philosophy of freedom -- Uncertain trumpet -- Arms-bearers for America -- In his majesty's service -- Postwar federal action -- The early abolitionist impulse -- Emergence of the Negro vanguard -- The internal slave trade -- The pro-slavery argument -- Critical observers of slavery -- Variations in the pattern -- Control of the slave -- Slave attitudes -- The free Negro in the South -- Free Negroes of substance -- The free Negro in the North -- Adjustment and advance -- The new spirit of abolitionism -- The Negro abolitionist -- Abolition's widening influence -- Response of the northern Negro to the outbreak of war -- A war for emancipation -- The Negro serviceman -- Adjustment of the newly freed slave -- The Negro's Lincoln -- Freedom insured -- The Southern view of the freedman and the Negro response -- Reconstruction : a black page? -- Reconstruction : a National problem -- The Negro speaks and acts -- White control and Negro reactions -- Contrasting positions and a new militancy -- The nadir of race relations -- Organized response -- Political impotence -- The Negro at home and war -- Urbanization and race violence -- Flood tide of racism -- The Negro renaissance -- The Negro and the New Deal -- Discrimination in the thirties and forties -- The Truman administration -- Separate is not equal.
LCCN
67026184
OCLC
  • ocm00422581
  • 422581
  • SCSB-114218
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library