A Select Biblography of the Negro American

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A SELECT

BIBLIOGRAPHY

T H E N EG RO AM ERICAN

A Compilation made under the direction of Atlanta Uni-versity; together with the Proceedings of the

Tenth Conference for the study of theNegro problems, held at At-lanta University, on

May 30, 1905

EDITED BYW. E. BURGHARDT DU BOIS

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY O F THE CONFERENCE

The Atlanta University PressATLANTA, CiA190s


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ANTHONY BENEZETTHOMAS CLARKSON

WILLIAM LLOYD QARRISONBENJAMIN LUNDY

LYDIA MARIA CHILDm d

HARRIET BEECHES STOWEwhom

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CONTENTS

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Proceedings of the Tenth Atlanta Conference . . . . . 7Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . 7A Bibliography of Bibliographies of the Negro American . . 9A Select Bibliography of the Negro American:

Part I, Arranged Alphabetically by Authors . . . . 10Part 11, Perlodlcal Literature . . . . . . . 4 8Addenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69


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PHILLIS WHEATLEYDAVID WALKER

FREDERICK DOUOLASSWILLIAM WELLS BROWN

OEOROE WASHINGTON WILLIAMSand

PAUL LAURENCE DUNBARthe

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PREFACEAs a bibliography th e present report is very imperfect. This is duechiefly to th e fact th at it has been compiled at a distance from all th e

great collections of Americana; whether this should have been at -tempted a t all or not is a question, but i t seemed to the editor betterto prin t a poor bibliography of thi s gre at subj ect, in th e hope of het-tering it in f utur e editions, tha n to wa it longer for those better situ -ated to do th e work. A first modest a t tempt a t a shor t b ib l i~ gra~ phpwas mad e in a leaflet of 4 pp. published in 1900. This was enlargedin a second edition (1901) to 9 pages. Th e present report is th us iira sense a th ird edition of thi s bibliography.

Th e selection of ti tles i n thi s bibliography wa s especially difficult O I Iaccount of the large num ber of works on s lavery which bear more orl e s ~n the Negro and yet do not properly come with in th e scope ofthis l ist. I n the attem pt to fieparate from the mass of American s h v -ery literature those works which deal especially with t he nlave rat he rthan the system, man y mistakes have been made bo th th1,ough igno-rance an d iuadvertence.The bibliography should be supplenientecl by atllird part whichwould be a subjec t catalog. Th is ma y be printed in fuLure e d it io o ~ .Th e editor would welcome speciflc criticism especially on on ~i ss io i~ hand the inclusion of improper titles.

A st ud y of huma n life to-day involv es a consideration of condi tionsof physical life, a st ud y of variou s soci:t.l organiza tions , beg inn ing w iththe home, an d investi gatio ns into occupations, education, religion r-.ndmora lity, crim e and political act ivity . Th e Atl an ta cycle of fit,udiesinto the Negro problem ai ms a t exha ustiv e and periodic stud ies of 8.11these subjects so far as they relate to the Negro A 4 n ~ e r i r a ~ ~ .

The first decade of these studies has now been f in i s l~ ~ tis follows:Negro Mortality-18%Social and Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities-18'97Efforts for Social Betterment-18%Negroes in Basiness--l&WCollege-Bred Negroes-1900The Negro Common School-1W1The Negro Ar tisau-1902Tbe Negro Clnirch-1Y03Negro Crime-193-4Methods and Results-1'905


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6 TEN TH ATLANTA C ONF ER EN C EThe results of nin e of these studies have been printed m d widely

distributed. Th e present publication is the tenth report and it hasbeen thoug ht t h a t th e results of thi s conference can best be sum marizedby a bibliography of th e Negro America n.

Durin g the nex t decade the following cycle of studie s i s proposed:1. The Negro Physique-19062. The Negro Family-19073. Negro Organisations-19084. The Economic Development of Negroes, 1-19095. The Economic Development of Negroes, 11-1910ti. The Education of Negroes-19117. The Political Power of Negroes-19128 The Negro Church-19139. Crime among Negroes-191410. Methods and Results--1915At lan ta University ha s been conducting these studies for th e past

ten years. The results, distributed at a nomiual sum , have been wide-ly used. Not withst and ing th is success, the furthe r prosecution of th isim por tan t work is greatly hampered by the lack of funds. Wi thmeagre appropria tions for expenses, lack of clerical help an d necessaryapp aratus, th e Conference cannot cope properly with th e va st Aeld ofwork before it.

I t seems hardly necessary to emphasize the fact to day tha t the ig-norance of the real condition of the Negro Amer ican i s the most sinis-ter part of the Negro problem. Nevertheless th is work of social st ud ya t At lanta University receives but scanty encouragement.Especially is it questionable a t present a s to how large and impor-t a n t a work we shall be able to prosecute duri ng the n ext ten-year cy-cle. I t m ay be necessary to reduce the numbe r of conferences to oneevery other year. W e tru st this will not be necessary, and we earnest-ly appeal to those who think it worth while to study this, the greatestgroup of social problems t ha t h as ever faced t he nation, for subst antialaid a nd encouragement in th e further prosecution of the work of th eAtlanta Couference.


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B I B L I O Q R A P H Y

THE TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCETh e Tenth Annu al Conference to s tudy th e Negro Problems as-

sembled at At lan ta Universi ty , Atl anta , Ga., Tuesday, May 30, 1906.President Horace Bums tead was chairman. The subject of st ud y wa s"Methods an d Result s of Ten Years' St ud y of th e Ameri can Negro."

Th e fol lowing program w as carried o ut :Plrst Sesalon, 10 A . M.

President Horace Bumstead, presiding.Subject: "Reasons for a systematic Stu dy of th e Negro."Address-Mr. L. M. Hershaw, of Washington, D. C.Address-Mr. W. T. B. Williams, Ham pton, Va.Second Sesslon, 2 P. M.

Round Table.Subject: "Fields of Study and Methods of Co-operation."Men's section-Room 13, Stone Hall.Women's section-Room 6, Stone Hall.Thlrd Sesslon . 3:3O P M.

Eighth Annua l Mothers' Meeting.Miss Lucy Laney, presiding.Subject: "Child Stu dy and t he Kindergarten."Address-Miss Frances Kellor, of New York.Address-Mrs. Butler Wilson, of Boston.Address-Miss Mary Ovington, of New York.Consultation : A Colored Kindergarten for the City-Discussionled by MissGertrude Ware.

Fourth Session , 8 P. M.President Horace Bumstead, presiding.Remarks by Preside nt Bumstead.Subject: "Methods of Future Study."Address-Profeseor G. W. Henderson, of Nashville, Tenn.Address--Mr. T. J. Jones, of Hampton , Va.Remarks-Professor Walter F. Willcox, Itheca, New York.After th e ado ption of the resolutions whi ch follow, the Conference

adjourned.RESOLUTIONS O F THE TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCE

The Tenth At1ant.a Conference for the study of t'he Negroproblems believes that the results of ten years' study of these so-cial questions have just)ified the meetings and the methods ofstudy em pl o~ ed .


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W e believe tha t the re has grown in the last ten years a largerscientific spirit in dealing with th e Negro problems and a de-mand for verifiable knowledge, rat her th an mere opinion, as abasis for sound judgment and philanthropic effort.The investigations of t he last ten years seem on th e whole toindicate :

( a ) A progressive differentiationof theNegro race in to socialarid economic clasfies.( 6 ) A slow recognition th at this fact makes i t more and moreunjust to characterize the race as if i t were a unit.( c ) A large bu t slowly decreasing Negro mortality.(d ) An encouraging decrease of in fant and child morta lity.(e) An increase in t he number of good homes.(f) AII increase in t he kind and number of efforts for socialbet ter men t among Negroes.(g) An increase in the number of business enterprises andi n econ.omic co-operatian.( h ) A rapid decrease i n ill iteracy, especially in cities, an d alarge percentage of success among college-bred Negroes.(i) A severe econoniic crisis among Negro artisans.( j ) An increase in the social and econoniic activities of t heNegro church.( K ) A large increase of crime up until 1895 and a consider-able decrease since th at date.We believe t81iat fu tu re investigytions ought to lay especialstress a n t8hemany unsettled questions as to the vitality of t he


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BIBLIOGRAPHYA Bibliography of Bibliographies of the Negro American

A p artia l lis t of book8 and pamph lets on the Negro question in the UnitedStates. [In Race Problem of the South , 1900, pp. 224-240240]At lan ta Un ive rsi ty Publication, No. &(Select bibl. pp. G9. Bibl. of worksof College Negroes, pp. 1033.)

At lanta Un iver si ty Publicat ion , No. &(Select bibl. pp. 4-13.)At lan ta University Publication, No. 7-(Bibl. of Negro Ar tisan and indus-trial tra ining, pp. V-VII.)At lan ta U niver sity Publication, No. &(Bibl. of Negro Churches, pp. VI -VIII.)At lan ta Un ive rsi ty Publication, No. 9-(Bibl. of Negro Crime,pp . VI-VIII.)Channing and H a r t G u i d e to United States History. (Bibliography,passim.)Collins, W.H.-The Domestic Sla ve Trade of th e S out her n S tates, N. Y.,1 W (Bibl. pp. 140-154.)DuBois, W. E. B.-African Slave Trade. Ne w York, 1896. (A ppendix D,Bibliography, pp. 299-325.)DuBois, W.E. B.-Bibliography of Am erican Negro. Atl an ta , 1901.DuBois, W. E. B.-Bibliography of th e Negro Fo lk Song in America. Atlan-

ta, 1903.DuBois,W. E. B.-Philadelphia Negro. Un ive rsi ty of Pennsy lvania , Phi la-delphia , 1899. (A ppendix C, Bibliography , pp. 419+3.)Hickok,C.T.-The Negro in Ohio. Cleveland, 0. 1896. (W. R. Univ.) (Au-

thorities used, pp. 1%182)Johns Hop kins Unive rsity Studies in Hist ory and Political Science,Sth se-ries. No. X. Histo ry of Liberia, by J. H. T. MoPherson, Bdt. 1861. (Au-thorities, p. 63.)

Jo hn s Hopkins Un ive rsi ty Studies, etc. 11th series. No. IX -X. Histo ry ofSla ver y in Connecticut, by Bernard C. Steine-. B a l t 1893. appendix,^. R3.)Joh ns Hopki ns Un ive rsi ty Studie s, etc. 14th series. No. IV-V. Sla ver yand servitude in th e colony of Nor th Cerolina,by Jo hn S. Bassett. B a l t

1896. (A utho ri ties used, p. 173.)Jo hn s Ho pki ns Un ive rsi ty Studies, etc. 14th series. No. IX-X. A studyof slavery in New Jersey, b y H. 9. Cooley. Bal timore , 1806. (Bibl., pp. 59-60.)Jo hn s Ho pki ns Un ive rsi ty Studies, eto. 17th series. No. VII-V III. Sla v-er y in the sta te of North Carolina, by J oh n S. Bassett . Ba ltimore , 1899. (Au-

thorities, pp. 110-111.)


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TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCELocke, M. S.-Anti-slavery in America , 1619-1808. (Radcliffe College Mono-

graphs, No. 11.) Bibliography, pp. 1WS1.)May, Samuel-Catalogue of Anti- sla very Publications, 175&1863.McDougall, M. C.-Fugitive Slaves, 1619-1865. New Yo rk , 1891. (Bibliog-Sieber t, W. H.-The Un derground Ra ilroad . New York , N. Y. 1898. (A p-pendi x D, Bibliography, pp. 330-102)Tuc kerm an, B.-William J a y and the constitutional movement for theabolition of slavery. N. Y. 1894. (Bibliography, pp. 171-173.)Un ited Stat es Commissioner of Education , 1893-1894 (Biblio graphy, pp.1038-1061.)Weeks, S. 13.-Southern Qu ak ers and slavery. Bal timore , 1896. [Johns Hop-kina Univ ersity Studies in Histo ry, etc. E x t r a vol. 15.1 (Bibliography, p pWisconsin St at e Histori cal Society. Catalogue of th e wa r and slave ry.Madison, 1887, pp. 61

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A SE LEC T BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TH E NEGRO AMERICAN

Part 1. Arranged Alphabetically by AuthorsA brief history of the movement to abolish the slu ms of Philadelph ia. Phil.Abstract of evidence before a comm ittee of th e House of Commons o n t hesl ave trade. London. 1790-1791. xxvi, 155 pp. 8vo. 2nd ed. l7W. xx,

141 pp. sm . 8vo.Account, An, of t he designs of t h e associates of th e lat e Dr. Bray-Parochiallibr ar ie s and in st ru ct io n of Negroes. London. 1766. 47 pp. sm. 85-0.Act of Incorporation, causes an d motives of t he African Episcopal ch urc h ofPhiladelphia. Phila., 1810.Adams, H. G., editor. God's image in ebony. A series of biographical sketch-es. London. xxxi, 168 pp. sm. 8vo.Adams, J . W.-Letter to the Hono rable Sec retar y of War on t he ex amin ationof field officers fo r colored troops. N. Y., 1863. 24 pp. 8vo.Adarns, J . Q.-Argument before the Supre me Court of th e U. 5: in th e case ofthe U. 8. Appellants, vs Cinque, and others, Africans, ca pture d in theschooner Amistad, by Lieu t. Gedney, delivered on Feb. 24 and March 1,1841. N. Y., 1841. 135 pp. 8vo.Adams, Nehemiah-A sou th sid e view of slavery. Boston, 1854. viii, 7-214 pp. 16mo.Adderman, J. M.-Reminiscences of two year s wi th the colored troops. Prov-idence, 1880. 38 pp. sm. 4to.Address, An, by t h e colored people of Missouri to th e f riends of equ al rights.St. Louis, 1865. 4 pp. Bvo.Address on slav ery and agai nst imm edia te emancipation, etc. By a citizenof N . Y. N. Y., 18.34. 16 pp. 8vo.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY 11Address to the clergy of all denom inations on African colonization. 1860 (7 )16 pp. 8vo.African Institutio n Report. London. Ex tr ac ts from reports of directors,1824,1825. Phila ., 1826. 40 pp. 8vo.African slave trade : the secret purpose of the insurg ents to revive it. Noreal stipulations a gainst t he slave trade to be entered into with theEu ro pe an powers. Phila., 1863.African's right s, The, to cit izenship . Phila., 1865. 31 pp. 8vo.Agricola (pseudonym)-An imp art ial view of the real sta te of the black pop-

ulation in th e U. s.,etc. Phila. , 18%. 26 pp. 8vo.Alexander, George William-Letters on the slav e trade, slavery and e man -cipation. London, 1842.

Allen, H. W.-Trial of th e U. 6. Depu ty Mar shal for kidnapp ing, etc. Syrrvc u e , 1852Allen, Richa rd, and Jac ob Tapiscc-The doctrine an d discipline of theA.M. E. ch ur ch . Phila ., 1819.

Alle n, Richard-F irst bishop of the A. M. E. church. The life, experienceand gospel lahors of th e Rt. Rev. Richa rd Allen. Written by himself.Phila., 1793. 69 pp. Bvo.Allen, W. F., an d oth srs , editors-Slave songs of the U. S. N. Y., 1867. (I),xl iv , (3), 115 pp. 8vo.Allen, W. G.-The Am erican prejudice ag ains t color. London, 1853. (4),107 pp. 16mo.Allen, Wm . H., and Jo hn P. Crozier-African colonization-its progres s andprospects . (A dd ~e ss es .) Phila ., 1863. Bvo.American and For eig n Anti-Slavery Society Repor t. 7th-13th ann ual re-port, wit h addresses an d resolutions. N. Y., 1847-5.3. 8vo.American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1W. Compiled by 1). L. Child. N. Y.Ame rican Anti-Sla very Society, Boston an d New York. 2v. 16mo.Am erican Anti-Sla very Society-Report an d proceedings. N. Y., 1634-61.

3v. 8voF ir s t annual report . N. Y., 1834. 64 pp. 16mo.American Anti-Slavery Society. Slavery and the intern al slave trnde in theTJ. S. Replies to question s of the British an d foreign anti-slave ry eo-ciety, London, 1841. 280 pp. 8vo.Am erican Colonizatiou Society. Address of the board of managers. Wash.,1831. I1 pp. 8vo.American Colonization Society. Ann ual reports. 181E-1860.

American Colo~izat ionSociety. An nua l reports of the American Societyfor th e colo nizing of th e Fr ee Peo ple of color of the Un ited States.Numbers 1-72, with mi nu tes of the mee tin gs an d of the board of direc-tors. 1818-1S9. 8v . 8vo.American Colonization Society. Memorial of th e semi-centennial anniv er-sary of th e society. Jan. 15, 1867. Wash., 1867. vi ii, 191, (1) pp. 8vo.Americans i n slave trade * * * * * kidnapping. Message from the presidenti n relation to th e ahuse of theflagof the U. S .in t he African slave trade,the ta ki ng aw ay of slaves th e p roperty of Portu gese subjects. Mar ch11, 1844.Ame rican Union for the relief and imp rov em ent of th e colored race. Boston,1835. 23 pp. Rvo.Ame rican Union for the relief an d imp rov em ent of the colored race. Re por tof Exe cu tive Commi ttee a t annu al meet ing , 1836. Boston , 1836. 39 pp. 8vo.


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12 TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEAnderson, Matthew -Presbyterianism and its relation to the Negro. Ph il a,

1897.Anti-Slavery Almanacs, miscellaneous collection of, in th e Lib rar y of Ha r-vard College.Anti-Slavery Record, The. R'. Y., 1835-1837.Anti-Slavery Rep orter. N. Y . Vol. 1. Nos. 1-8. 128 pp. 8vo.Appeal, An, to Pharaoh. The Ne gro problem and it s rad ica l solution. N. Y.,1889. 205 pp. 12mo.Appeal of forty thousand colored citizen s threa tened wi th disfra nchise men tto the people of Penn . Phll a, 1838 18 pp. $170.Archer , A.-Compendium of sla very in U. S., 1844 London. 68 pp. 16mo.Armistead, Wilson-A tri bu te fo r th e Negro, etc. Ma nch est er, Eng., 1648.XXXV,64 pp. 8vo.Armistead, Wilson, editor-Five hund red thousand stro ke s fo r freedom.A series of trac ts etc. Lo nd on , 1853. sm. 8vo.Arm strong Association, N. Y. City. The wo rk an d influence of Ha mpto n.Addresses of Mr. Carnegie, Dr. Chas. 8. Elliot, Dr. H. B. Frissell, andB. T. Washington. N. Y , 1904. 38, ( I ) pp. 8vo.Arm strong , Sam. C.-Normal school work among the freedmen. Boston,1872. I1 pp. sV0.Asher, Jeremiah-Au tobiography. Phila., 1862Assiento, or contrac t for allowing the sub jech of G reat Britain the libert y ofimp orting Negroes into South America. Signe d by th e Catholic Kingat Madrid, the Tw en ty-s ixth day of March, 1il.l B y H er Majesty's

special com ma nd. London, 1713. (Z),48 pp. 4to.Athe rton, J.-Speech in the Ne w H ampshire conv ention for investigation,discussion, an d decision of th e Fede ral Constitution. (I n Jose ph B.Walker's His tory of the New Ham pshire convention.)Atkinson, Edward - he race problem. Its solution advocates the educa-tion of the Negro from th e sa le of public lands. Btllt., 1901. (I), 8 pp.8vo.At lan ta Univ ersity Publications-Mortality among Negroes in cities. At-lanta 18% 51 pp. 8vo.Atla nta Un iversity Publications-Social and physical cond ition of Negroesin cities. Atlanta, 1897. 72, 14 pp. 8vo.At lan ta Univ ersity Publication6-Some efforts of Am erican Negroes for theirown social bett e rm ent At lanta , 1898. (2),66 pp. 8vo.Atlan ta Univ ersity P ublica tions-T he Negro in Business. A tlanta, 18W.(3),77 pp. 8vo.At lan ta Univ ersity Pu blic ati o~ s-T he College-bred Negro. Atlan ta, 1934 (2),11,5,(3) pp. 8170.Atla nta University Publications-The Negro Artisan. Atla nta, 1902 1% pp.8vo. viii.Atl anta Un iversity Publications-The Negro Church. Atla nta, 1903. viii,212 pp. 8vn.At lan ta Univ ersity Publications-The Negro Common School, etc. Atlan ta,1301. ii, (2),120 pp. 870.

At lan ta IJnive rsity Publications-Notes on Negro Crime, Pa rtic ula rly inGeorgia Atlanta, l'W4. viii, 68pp. 8vo.Attempt, An, to dem onstra te th e practicab ility of eman cipatin g the slaves ofthe U. S., and removing the m from the country. N.Y., 18%. 75 pp. 8vo.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY 13Atwater, Wilb ur Olin, an d Charle s Dayto n Woods-Dietary studies wi th

reference to t he food of the Negroes in Alab ama in 1895 and 1896. Wauh-in gton, 1897. 69 pp . 8vo. (U. S. Dept. of Agri.)Babcock, Ja m es Woods-The colored insane . New Ha ve n (?), 1896. 23 pp.8vo.Bacon, Be njam in C.-Statistics of the colored people of Phi lade lph ia. Phi la.,1R56.Bacon, Be nja min C.-Ibid. Second edition w it h statistics of crime. P h i la ,

1859. 2, (I), 3-24 pp. 8vo.Bacon, Eph raim -Ab stract of a journal of E. Bacon, assistan t agen t of U. S.to Africa. 181S2Q. Ph ila. , 1821. 96pp. 8vo.Bacon, Leonard-Review of pam phl ets on sla ver y and colonization. NewHave n, 1833. '24 pp. 8vo.Bagley, A. C.--Speech on t h e bill t o preserv e the p ur it y of elections. I nOhio House of Representat ive s. 1859. 6 pp. 8vo.Baird, He nry Carey-General Washington and General Jackso n on Negrosoldiers. Ph ila. , 186.3. 8 pp. 8vo.Baldwin, Rbenezer-Observations on the physical, intellectual, and moral

qualities of our colored populalion. New Haven, 1834. 52 pp. 8vo.Baldwin, Jo hn Denison-Human rig hts and huma n races. Washington,1M . 8 pp. 8170.Baldwin, R. S.-Argument before the Su pre me Court of the U. S., Appellantsvs. Cinque and others, Africans of t he Amistad. N. Y., 1841. 32 pp. 8vo.Ballagh, J. C.-White servit ude in the colony of Virginia. Jo hn s Hopk insUn ive rsi ty Studies . 13th series. Balt., 1895. 99 pp. 8vo.Baltimore Association for th e m oral and educational improvement of thecolored people. An nua l report. 2.4 3d. 186667. Balt., 1866. CS v. 8vo.

Bandinel, J.-Some accoun t of the tra de in sla ves f rom Africa as connectedwith Euro pe and America, from the introduction of the trade to th eprenent. London, 1842. 8vo.Bangs, I.S.-The Ull ma n Brigade. ( I n Mi lita ry Order of th e Loyal L egionof the U. S. Maine Commandery. W ar papers. Vol. 2, pp. ZW-310. P ort-land, 190a). T h e first colored organization ordered by the government.Barnes, Albert-The ch ur ch an d slavery . Wi th appen dix. Phila., 1857.204 pp. 16mo.Bar ring er, Dr. Paul-Proceedings of th e Mo ntgome ry conference. "The Sact-rifice of a Race;' address delivered a t Mon tgome ry, Ala , May 10, 1900.Raleig h, N. C., 1%m. 30 pp. avo.Barringer, Dr. Paul-The American Negro: his past and fu tu re Raleigh,1W . 23 pp.Barrows, Sam uel June-Evolution of the Afric-American. ( I n Brooklynethical association. Man and the sta te . pp. 315-345). N. Y., 1892.Barton, W. E., editor-Old pla nta ti on hym ns. Boston, 1899. 45 pp. 8vo.

Baske rville, W. M.-Shall th e Negro be educated or suppre ssed? Open letterclub. N a~ h vi ll e, 899. 2? pp. &o.Bassett, Jo hn S.-History of slavery in No rth Carolina. Jo hn s Ho pki ns Uni-versity Studies. Baltimore, lW . 111 lp 88yo. Studies in historicaland pol itical science. Au thor it ie s pp. 110-111. Se ries 17, No. 7, 8.Basset, Jo hn S.-Slavery and servitude i n the colony of No rth Carolina.Balt., 1%. 86 pp. 8vo. Ser ies 14, No. 4,5. Au tho rit ies cited, p. 3.Beard, Augu stus Field-The providence of God in the historica l dev elopm entof the Negro. N. Y., 1896. 10 pp. 8vo.


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TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEBeetle, Edward-Notices of Negro Slavery, as connected wi th Pa. Rea d be-for e Histo rical Society of Pa., Aug. 7, 1826. Phila., 1864. Memoirs, v. 1.

pp. 365-116.Benezet, Anthony-A caution to Great Brita in a nd he r colonies. A ne w edi-tion. P h i l a , 1766. 35pp. 16mo. London, 1764. 46 pp. sm avo.Benezet, Anthony-A sh or t account of th at pa rt of Afri ca inhabited by Ne-groes * * * and the manne r in which the slave trade is carried on.

3rd ed. London, 1786. 2d edition, wi th additions. P h i l a , 1762 80 pp.16mo.Benezet, Anthony-Inquiry into the rise and progress of th e slave trade.1442-1771. P h i l a , 1771.Benezet, Anthony-Notes o n th e slave trade. 1780 (9). 8 pp. 16mo.Benezet, Anthony-Observations on the inslaving, importin g and purcha eingof Negroes. Germantown , 1769.Benezet, Anthony-Short ohservations on slavery, introduc tory to some ex-tracts from the writings of the Abbe Ra ynal, on tha t important subject.12 pp. 16mo.Benezet, -4nthony-The case of ou r fellow-creatu res, th e oppressed Africans.

Phila., 1784. 13 pp. 16mo.~ e n & e t , nthony-The potent enemies of America laid open. Phila., 17742 pa rt s in 1 v. 12mo. Consists of ori gin al t rac t by Benezet, '&Themi gh ty destroyer" an d a re pr in t of Wesley's "T houghts on slavery."Biddle, Charles John-The alliance with the Negro. Speech : House of Rep.of the U. S., March 6, lWL Wash., 1862 8 pp. 8vo.

46pp. 12mo.Birn ey, William-James G. Birn ey and his times. Gene& of th e republicanpa rty with some account of the abolition moveme nts in the South be-fore 1828. New P o rk , lW0. xii, 443 pp. 121110. Portr. pp. 38!2-388, list of

books on slav ery published in U. S. before 1831. p. 436, lis t of wr itin gsof James GI.. Birney.Blair, Lewifi H.-The prosperity of th e South d epe nde nt upon the elevationof th e Negro. Ric hm on d, Va., l8W. ix , 147 pp. 12mo.Blake, W. 0.-History of slav ery an d the slave tiade. Anc ient an d mo dern.Columbus, O., 1859. 832 pp. 4to. Illu s. plates .Blyden, Edward ~ i lmo t-ch &tia ni ty , slam, and the Negro race. Intro-duction by Samuel Lewis. London, 1887. (4), vii, (I),4B pp. 8vo.Bobolition of Slaveyy ! Gra nd selehrashum by de Africum Shocietee ! ! ! !

Boston, 181% 17%x 10% in.Booth, S. M.-Justice essen tial to na tio na l prosperity. Wash., 18% 12pp.avo.Bosco, Augusto-La sch iavi tu e l a questione dei neri negli St at i Uniti. Scan-sano. Tessito ri. 1RCX (I) , 18 pp. 8vo.Boston, Mass., Gra mm ar school com mittee. Repo rt of a special committ ee ofth e gr am ma r school hoard. Abolition of th e Sm lth colored school.Boston, 1819. 71 pp. avo.Boston, Mafis., Pr sm ar y school comm ittee. Report. Abol ition of colored

schools. Boston, 1846. 38 pp. 8vo.Boston, Jlass., Pu hli r schools. Report of th e mino rity of the com mittee ofthe pr im ar y school board, on th e caste schools of Boston (E . Jackson

and H. I. Bowditch) with remar ks by Wendell Phillips. Boston, 18%.36 pp. Rvo.


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TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEBrown, B. G.-Freedom and fr an ch is e inseparable. Wash., 1864. 8 pp. 8vo.Brown, Fred erick John-The no rth wa rd mov emen t of t he colored popula-

tion. A statistic al study. B a lt , 1897. 50 pp. 8vo.Brown, H. M.-A plea for industrial educetion among the colored people.N. Y., 1884. 30 pp. 16mo.Bro wn, Leonard, of Des Moines-In Occident and Orient. Eq ua l righ ts ofblack s en d whites. (Verse.) Des Moines, 1901. 16 pp. 8vo.Brown, T. A.-The origin of Negro minstre lsy. N. Y., 1874.Bro wn, William Wells-Narrative of 8 fu gi tive slave. Boston, 1847. 110 pp.16mo.Brow n, Wil liam Wells-The block man, his antecedents, etc. N. Y., 1f63.

28B pp. 12mo.Bro wn, Wi llia m Wells-The Negro in th e American rebellion . Boston, 1867.380 pp. 8vo.

Brow n, William Wells-The ris ing son. Bos ton, 1874 (1873) 12mo. Po rtr .Bruce, P. A.-Economic hiato ry of Va. in the seve nteen th centu ry. 2v .N. Y., 1896; 8vo. Map.Bruce, P. A.-The plan ta tion Negro as a free man . N. Y., 1889. ix , 262 pp. 12mo.Bruce , Roscoe Conkling-Service by t he educa ted Negro. Tuskegee, 1903.17 pp. 12mo.Bruce, W. Cabell-The Negro problem . B a l t , 1891. 33 pp. Rvo.Buford, Mrs.-Domestic missions. Am ong tho pl an ta tio n Negroes. N. Y.,18%t 4 pp. 8vo.Bu ford , Nap. Bon.-African colonization. (L et te r No. I.) Wash., 1862 (3) pp.(Lett er No. 11.) Cairo, Ill., 1863. (3) pp.Bum stead, Horace-Higher educa tion of the Negro-its practic al value. At-

lanta, 1870. 15 pp. 24mo.Buneen, Chri stian Ka rl Gosias-Law of slave ry i n th e U. 9. Boston, 1863.12pp. 12mo.Burmeister, Carl He rm ann Conrad-The black man. Com paring ana tom y andpsychology of th e Afr ican Negro. N. Y., la;% 23 pp. Hvo.Bu xton , T. F.-The Afr ican sla ve trade. London, 1839. 2d ed. "AO pp. 8vo.

Same. London, 1840. 236 pp. 12mo. Same. 1st. American ed. from 2d.London ed. wi th app. P h i la , 183% 188 pp. 12mo.Buxton, T. F.-The ~ f r i c a nlave trade and i & remedy. London, 1840. viii,582, '14 pp. 8vo. Map. [Appendices an d prospectus of t he socie ty forextens ion of the slave trnde and for civ iliz atio n of Afr ic a Ju ne , 1839.1Cable, George Washington-The Negro question. N. Y., 1888. 32 pp. 8vo.N. Y., 18Y0, vi. (M), 173 pp. 12mo.Cabot, George-Slave rep resentatio n by Boreas. (pseud.) Boston (?), 181223 pp. 8vo.Cairnes, J. E.-"The Negro suflrage." (anon.) N. p. 18%. 12 pp. 8vo.

Cairnes, 3. E.-The slave pow er: its chara cter, career, and probable designs.London, 1862. xviii , 304pp. 8vo. W ed. N. Y. xliv , 410 pp . 8vo.Calendar of En gl ish sta te papers. Colonial series. 15134676. London, lf H,1862,1880. Domestic series, by J. Bruce and W. D. Hamilton.Ualhoun, William Patrick-The Caucasian and th e Negro in th e U. 9. Theymu st separate. If not, then extermination. Columbia, 8. C., 1'902 171 pp.Portr. 12mo.Campbell, John-Negro-mania: being a n exam ple of the falsely assumedequ ali ty of the various races of men. Phi la ., 1851.549 pp. 12mo.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY 17Campbell, Rober t F.-Some aspec ts of the race problem in the South. Pam-phlet , 16%. Asheville, N. C. 31 pp. Bvo.Carbery, Edward-Statement of the ad van tag e to be derived from emigra-tion to British Gu ian a B al t, 1840. 8 pp.Carey, Hen ry C.-The slave trade, domestic and foreign: why it ex ists a nd

how it may be extin guis hed P hi la , 1853. 426 pp. 12mo.Carnegie, Andrew-Address. (A rm st rong Association) N. Y., 1904 pp.44Carson, Hannah-Glory in affliction. Ph iladelph ia , 1864.Carsteneen, Edward-Propositions for th e organ ization of an African emi-gration and immigrat ion. Copenhagen, 1869. 18 pp. 8vo.Catto, W. T.-History of the Pres by ter ian mo vem ent Phila, 1857. 8vo. Asemi-centenary discourse and his tor y of th e first African Presb yterianchu rch , Philade lphia, May, 1857, from its organization, includ ing a no-tice of it s first paator, Jo hn Gloucester, also appe ndix conta ining

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1852 Cincinnati, 1852 8vo.Cla rk, Pe ter H.-History of th e Bla ck Brigade.Clark , Rufus W.-The Afr ican sl ave .trade. Boston, 1880. 102 pp. 161110.Clarkson, T.-An essay on the impolicy of th e African slave trade. I n two

parts. Second edition, London, 1788. iv, 184 pp. sm. 8vo.Clarkson, T.-An essay on the slavery and commerce of the huma n species,particu larly th e African. London an d Dublin, 1788 2d edition en-larged. xxii , 167 pp. avo.Clarkson, T.-Essay on t,he compara tive efflciency of regulation or abolition ,as applied to the slave trade. Show ing th at the latter only can remove

th e evils to be found in t ha t commerce. London, 1789.


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TENTH ATLANTACONFERENCEClarkson T.-Essai sur lee des avan tages politiques de la trai te de s Negree.

Paris , 1814. 144 pp. 8vo.Clarkson, T.-History of the rise, progress and accomplishment of the aboli-tion of the African slave trade by the British parliament. Londonand Phil a, 1808 viii, 616 pp. 12mo. Illus.Clay, Henry-Address to the colonization society of Kentucky , 1829. Lex-in gto n, 1829. 26 pp. 8vo.Clay, Henry-Speech before Am erican colonization society, 1827. Wash.,1827. 13,8 pp. 8vo.Clayton , Mrs. V. V.-White and black under the old regime. In tro . by Fred-erick Cook Morehouse. Milwaukee, 1899. 195pp. 16mo.Cleveland national emigra tion convention of colored people. Proceedings,Aug. 2'244,1854. Pittsburg, 1854. 8vo.Clowes, W. Laird-Black Am erica Rep rint from the Times. London, 1891.xiii,240 pp. sm. 8vo. Map.Coates, Benjamin Hornor-The effects of secluded and gloomy imprison-men t on individuals of the African var iety of mankind in the produc-tion of disease. Ph il a , 184.3. 15 pp. 8vo.Uobb, T. R. R.-An historical ske tch of d ave ry from the earl iest times.Cobb, T. R. R.-Inquiry in to the law of Negro slavery i n th e U. S. Vol. I.Philadelph ia and Savan nah , 1858Cobb, T. R. R.-Law of Negro slavery in th e various sta tes of the U. S. 8vo.Colfax, Richard H.-Evidence again st th e views of the abol itionists, etc.

N. Y., 1833. 33 pp. 8vo.Colonization of the Western coast of Africa by means of a lin e of mai l steamships. N.Y., 1851. 82 pp. 8vo.Colonization, Origin of American. N. Y., 1838 ( P ) 24pp. 32mo.Colored Nationa l League--Open le tte r to Pres. McKinley by colored peopleof Mass. Boston, 1899. 11 pp. 8vo.Colored peoplein Philadelphia. (Pam phlet Phi la Lib rary Co.)Colored ;egiments. (pa m phlet p h i l a Libra ry Co.)Colton. Calvin-Colonization and abol ition contrasted. Phil a . 1838 16 PP. 8vo.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY 19C o re o ~ , ugene, Rollin-The vit al equation of th e colored race, eta. Wilderqu ar te r- ce nt ury book. 115-175 pp. Ithac a, 1893.Coston, W. H.-A free man an d ye t a slave. Bu rl ington , Iow a, 18%Cotton plan ter, A.-Conversations i n a cane -brak e by a cotto n pla nte r.New Orleans, 1860.Cotton State s Ex hib ition , At lan ta, 1895. Ed ited by J. W. E. Bowen. Atlan-ta, 1896. 242 pp. avo. Illus. Pls. Portr.Councill, Will iam Harper-The American Negro. I n So ut he rn HistoricalAssociation Pub licatio ns. Vol. VI . pp. 4044. Was hing ton , 1902Cream-colored mule. Comic banjo songster. N. Y. 9, 68pp. 16m0.Croly, D. Gt., and others-Miscegenation : heory of the blending of the races,

applied to th e American white man and the Negro. N. Y., 1664. 12mo.Cromwell, Joh n W.-The ea rly Negro conv ent ion mov ement . Wash., 1904.(The Am erican Negro Acad.) 23 pp. 8vo.

Cropper, Jas., and otherg-Speeches a t th e anti-colonization meeting, Ex ete rhal l, London, 1817. By Cropper, Garrison, Paul , etc. Boston, 1833. 39,(1) pp. 8vo.Cross, Sam uel Creed-The Negro an d th e su nn y South. A lecture. Mart ins-burg , W. Va., 1899. 136 pp. 12mo. Portr.Crum mell, Alexander-A defense of the Negro race in America, etc. Wash.,1883. 36 pp. 12mo.Crummell, Alexander-The black woman of the Sou th : her neglects an d herneeds. Cincin., 14 pp. 8va

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22 TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEEx tra cts from le tters of teachers and supe rinten dents of the New E ngla ndeducational commission for freedmen. Boston, 186Q. avo.Fa duma , Orishatukeh-The defects of th e Negro church. Washin gton, 1904.

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26 TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEHallowell, R. P.-Why the Negro was enfranchised. Boston, 1903. 35 pp.12mo.Hamilton, Jo hn William-Going forward by going backward , or the trend ofthe Methodist Episcopal church toward a settled system of caste. Bos-ton, 1833. 38 pp. 12mo.Ham ilton , R. H., editor-Cabin and plan tation songs as sun g by the Tuskegeesingers. 21 pp.Hamm ond, Isaac W.-Slavery in New Ha mpshi re. Concord, 1883.Hamm ond, James H.-Letters on southern slavery, addressed to ThomasClarkson. Charleston, 1845. '23pp. avo.Ham pton Nor. and Ag. Ins.-Anniversary exercises. Springfield (?), 1876.2 pp. F. to.Han d, Daniel, A sket ch of the life of, and of his benefaction to the Am erican

Missionary Association for th e education of the colored people i n theSouthe rn States of Amer ic a New York, 1889. 31 pp. 16mo.Harper, Fr an ce s E. W.-Forest Leaves. Balt., 1855.Har pe r, Fr an ce s E. W.-Iola Leroy : a novel. 3d ed. Phila. , 1892. 281 pp. 8vo.

Har pe r, Fr an ce s E. W.-Miscellaneous poems. Boston, 18.54.Harp er, R. G.-Argument again st the policy of re-opening the Afri can slavetr ade. Atlan ta , 1858. 78 pp. 8vo.Har pe r, R. G.-Letter to Elias B. Caldwell on colon izing the people of col-or. Balt., 181% 32 pp. 8vo.Har ri s, Alexander-Review of the political conflict in America, from thecomm encement of th e anti-slavery agita tion. N. Y., 1876. 517 pp. 8vo.Ha rri s, Wm. T.-Education of the Negro. An address made t o the stud en ts

of A tl an ta Univers ity , At lan ta , GL, Oct. 29,1895.Harrison, J. A.-Negro En gl ish . 1884. 7 pp.Har ri so n, Rev. Samuel-An app eal of a colored man to hi s fellow-citizens,etc. Pi ttsf ield, 1877. 36 pp. 8vo.

Haverly, J. H.-Haverly's genuine colored mins tre l songster. N. Y., 1878.61 pp. 16mo.Haygood , At ticu s Green-Our bro the r in black, etc. N. Y., 1881. 252 pp.12mo.Haygood, At ticus Green-Pleas fo r progress. Nashvil le, 1889. 320 pp. 12mo.Haygood, Attic us Green-The case of the Negro, as to education in the south -ern sta tes , etc. At lan ta , 1885. 59 pp. 8vo.Haygood , L. M.-The colored man in the M. E . church . Cincinnati, 1890.Hay ne , Jos eph E.-Tho black man. Char leston, 1894.He lpe r, Hin ton Rowan-Nojoque; a question for a cont ine nt. N. Y., 1887.479 pp. 12mo.Help er, Hi nto n Rowan-The impendin g crisis of the So uth : how to mee t it.N. Y., 1860. 420 pp. l2mo.Help er, H in to n Rowan-The Negroes in Negroland, in Am erica, etc. N. Y.,1868. 254 pp. 12mo.Helps, Sir Arthur-Spanish conquests in America. London, 1 W 1 . 4 vols.

8vo. Sam e. New ed. with introduction and notes. London, 1900.s m 8vo.Re pbur n, John-The American defense of the C hristia n Golden Rule. Lon-don (?), 1714. 36 pp. sm. 8vo.He rts let ,Le wi s and Sir Edw ard, compilers-A complete collection of thetreaties and conventions * * * * so far as they relate to commercean d navigation. * * * The slave trade, etc. London. 23 vols. 8vo.


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Hereo-Histoire generale des voyages e t conquetes des Castillians. Par is, 1771.

system of the ~ m i r i c a n s . Boston, 1854. 3061(1)bp. 12mo.

Hodgson,----Cradle of th e Confederacy. A sk etch of the so uthw es te rn

Hopkins, Pau line E.-Contending forces. Boston, 1'300. 420 pp. 8vo.Hopkins, Samuel-A dialogne conce rning the slavery of the Africans, show-

Val. I and 11. pp. 613424. avo. Boston, 1854.Horsmanden, D.-The Xegro Plot (1741). A journal of th e proceedings, etc.h'.Y., 1744. U)5 pp. 4to.Howe,Henry-H istorical collectionsof Virginia . Charles ton, 1852. 514 pp. 8vo.Howison, R. R.-History of Virgin ia . Phila., 1846-1848. 2 vol. 8vo.How land, Isabel-A descrip tion of th e work a t the Tuskegee Norm al and In -dustrial Institute. Brooklyn (?), 1897. 24 pp. 32mo.Hrdlicke, Ales-Anthropological investigations on one thous and white andcolored children of both sexes, the inm ates of the New Yo rk juvenileassylum , etc. N. Y., 189-7 86 pp. 8vo.Huhhard, Jeremiah-Letter on African colonization. 1a4 . 8 pp. avo.

Hull House m aps and papers. N. Y., 1895. viii , 2U) pp. 8vo.Humanitas : Reflections on sl avery ; wi th evidence of it s inhum ani ty. Oc-casioned by th e melancholy death of Rom ain, a Fr en ch Negro. Phila.,1803. 4opp. avo.Hum ph rey, Edw ard P.-Africa and colonization. Wash., 1873. 14 pp. avo.Hu mp hrey, Edw ard P.-The color question in the United States. Wash., 1877.

H un t, Edw ard Brissell-Union foundations, etc. N. Y., 186.3. 61 pp. 8vo.Hunt, James-The Negro's place in natu re. N. Y., 1864. 27 pp. 8vo.Hur d, Jo hn Codman-The la w of freedom and bondage in the United States.

Boston, 1858,186!! 2 vol. 8vo.Hu rd, Jo hn Codman-Topics of jurisprudence connected w ith the conditionof freedom and bondage. N. Y., 1856. ix , 113 pp. 8vo.


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T E N T H ATLANTA C O N F E R E N C EIllin ois St at e Convention of colored men. Proceedings a t Galesb urg, Oct. 16,17,18. Chicago, 1867. 37pp. 8vo.Illinois. The slave code of the sta te of Illinois. I n th e Genius of Libe rty.

E xt ra . Lowell, L a Salle Co, Ill.I nd i ana St at e board of colonization. Rep ort of th e secretary to the govern-or. In dianap oli s, 1853. 8vo.In gl e, Edward-Southern side-lights. Boston, 18%. 373 pp. 12mo.Ingle, Edward-The Negro in the District o Columbia, John s H opk ins Uni-ver si ty Studies. Vol. XI. Balt., 1893. 110 pp . 8v0.Ins titu te for colored youth, Philadelphia. Objects * * * * * list of o a -ce rs and stude nt s, etc. Phila ., 1860-65. 12mo.Jam aica movement f or promoting the enforcem ent of the slave trade treatiesan d the suppression of the slave trade with sta tem ent s of facts, etc.London, 18.50. 430 pp. 8vo.Jann ey , Samu el M.-History of th e religious soc iety of Fr ie nd s to la'&.P h i la , 1860,1861. 4 vols. 12mo.Jarvis , Edward- Ins ani ty amon g the colored popu lation, etc. Phila., 1844.

15 pp. 8vo.Ja y, John-Correspondence and public papers. Edite d by He nr y P. John-ston. N. Y. and London, 1890-1893. 4 401. 8vo.Jay , William-An inqu iry into the character and tendency of th e American

colonization and American anti-slavery societies. N. Y., and Boston,1835. 202 pp. 12mo. 10 editions.Ja y , William-A view of the action of t he federal gov ernm ent in behalf ofslavery. N. Y .,1839. 217 pp. 12mo. Seve ral editions.Ja y, William-Miscellaneous wr itin gs on slavery. Boston, 1863. 670 pp. 12mo.Ja y, William-The life of Jo hn Ja y ; with selections from his correspondenceand miscellaneous papers. N. Y., 1W. 2 vol. 8vo.Jefferson (pseudonym\-Shall equality sup plan t liber ty? Being a review ofMr. Sumn er's bill and speech. N. p. ( I S ? ) 16 pp. avo.Jefferson, Thomas-Autobiography, correspondence, reports, messages and

othe r wr iti ng s. Wash., 1853. 178 pp. 8vo.Jefferson, Thomas-Notes on Va. London, 1787.Jefferson, Th omas, Wr itin gs of, edited by P. L Ford, N.Y. 1892-1897.Joh nso n, Ed ward A.-A school history of the Negro race in America from

1619 to 1890, wi th a short introduction as to the origin of the race ; also ash or t sk et ch of Liberia. Raleigh , 1891.John son, Ed wa rd A.-History of Negro soldiers in th e Spanish-AmericanWar , an d othe r ite ms of inLerest. Ra leigh, 1899. a 8 pp. 8vo..Johnson, Ed ward A.-Light ahead fo r the Negro. N. Y., 1904. 132 pp. 12mo.Johnson, Mrs. E. A.-The Haze ley family. Philade lphia, 18%.Johnson, T. and W.-Inquiry into th e law of Negro slave ry in the UnitedStates..Jones, Ahsalom-A Th ank sgiving sermon * * * on account of th e aboli-tion of the Afr ican slave trade. Phi la., 1808. 22 pp. avo.Jones, C. C., Jr.-Negro my ths from the Georgia coast. Boston, 1888. 171 pp.12mo.Jones, C. C.-The religious instruction of the Negroes in th e U nited States.Savannah, I%@. 877pp. 19mo.Jones, Rav. Hugh-Present stat e of Virgin ia. N. Y., 1 8 ~ . 51 pp. gvo.

Robert-Fif ty Years in the Lombard St. Cen tral Presb yteria n church.Phila., 1894. 170 p p .


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8vo.Kelsey, Carl-The Negro farmer. Thesis. (U niv ersit y of Pe nn sy lv an ia )Chicago, 103. 103 pp.Kemble, Fanny-A journ al of a residence on a Georg ian plan tation . N. Y.,1863. 337 pp. 12mo.Kennedy, J . H.-Sympathy considered in special relation to A fri ca 1828.P h i la , 1828. I1 pp. 8vo.Kimball, J. C.-Connecticut's Can te rb ury tale. Har tford , 1886. 16 pp. 12mo.

Ki rk , Ed wa rd Norris-Educated labor, etc. N. Y., 1% 11 pp. 8vo.Knox, W.-Three tracts on conversion and instruction of t h e free In di an s and

Negro slaves in the colonies. London, 1789. 39 pp. 8vo.Laidlaw , Wa lter, editor-The federation of C hurches and Ch ristia n wo rke rsin New York City. N. Y., Sociological canvasses , 18%. 8vo. F irs t,112 pp., 2d. 116 pp.Lan e, Jas. H.-Vindication of the polic y of th e admi nis tra tio n (1864). Wash.,1864 16pp. 8vo.Lan gston , .John Mercer-Freedom and citizenship. Wash ing ton , 1883.Langston, Jo hn Mercer-From the Va. plantation, etc. Hartfor d, 1894.534pp. 8vo.Latrobe, J. H . B.-African colonizat ion , 1853. B a l t , 1853. 26 pp. 8vo.Latrobe, J. EI. B.-African colonization, it s princ iples an d aims. Balt., 1859.

8vo.Latrobe, J. H. B.-African colon ization , 1662 Wash., 1862 llipp . 8vo.Latrobe, J.H. R.-Colonization aad abo lition. Balt., 1852 8vo.Latrobe, J. H. B.-Liberia : Its origin, rise, progress, and results. An ad-dress delivered before th e American colonization Society, Ja nu ar y 20,1880. Washin gto n, 1880.Latrobe, J. H. B.-Maryland in Liberia. A his tor y of the colony p lan ted by

the Maryl an d S ta te Soc iety a t Cape Palmas, 18V-1853. B a l t, 1W5.138 pp. 8vo.

Latrobe, J. H. B.-The Chri st ia n colonization of Africa. 1877. Wash., 1877.10 pp. 8vo.Laurens, Henry-A South Carolina protest agains t slavery. h'ow publishedfrom th e original. N. Y., 186L 8vo.

La Vallee, Jos. Marqnifi de Rois Robert-The Negro as th ere are few w hi temen. London, 1790. 3 vol. sm . 12mo.LaVallee, Jos. Marquis de Bois R o b e r t T h e Negro equalled by few Eu ro-peans. Ph ila ., 1801. 2 vol. 16mo.


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TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCELawrence , George--Oration on th e abolition of the slave trade. N. Y., 1813.Laws , .J. B.-The Negroes of Cinclaire cen tra l facto ry and Calumet pla nta -tion. U. 8. Dept of Labor Bulle tin . 1902.LeConte, Joseph-The race problem i n the South. ( I n Brooklyn ethical as-

sociation: Man and th e State. 347-402 pp. 1893.)Lee, Jarena-Journal . Cincin., 1839. 24 pp. 12mo.Le tter , A, to th e Negroes lately conver ted , etc. London, 1743. 32 pp. 8vo.Letter from in Ifindon to his (friend) i n America, on the slave

trade, etc. N. Y., 1784Let ter s and documents relating to slavery in Mass, Mass. histo rical society.Lewis, Robert Benjamin-Light and t r ~ t h ,tc. Boston, 1844. 400 pp. 16mo.Lincoln, Abraham-A braham Lincoln :his book. N. Y., 1901. (41),11, (3) pp.32mo.Lincoln, Abr aham , Complete wor ks of, edited hy Nicholay and Hay . N. Y.,Lincoln, Abraham, Life of, by Nichollty and Hay. N. Y., 1890.Lincoln, Levi-Brief in the slave case tried i n 1781. ( I n Mass. histo rical societycollections.)Lindsey, D. Mc D.-The wrongs of th e Negro: t he remedy. (Address beforeBoston N a t League.) Boston , 1888. 14 pp. 8vo.Livermore, George-An historical research respecting th e opinions of t he

founderu of the republic on Negroes as slaves , as citizens, as soldiers.Boston, 1WL. 216 pp. 8vo.Lloyd, Thomas-Debates of the conventi on of Pa o n t h e const itut ion pro-poaed fo r th e government of the U. S. Phila.,1788.Loguen, J. W.-As a slave an d as a freema n. New York , 1859.London anti-slavery society. The foreign slave trade * * * * from theda te of th e English abolition act to the present time. Lon don , 1837.London anti- slavery society. The for eig n sla ve trade. London, 1838.London society for the extinction of th e slave trade and for the civilizationof Africa. Proceedings of th e first public meeting, etc. London, 1W.Lou isian a St at e Colonization society-Facts in regards to African coloniza-tion. New Orleans, 1857. Evo.Love, E. K.-History of th e Fi rs t Afr ican Bap tist Church. Sa va nna h, 1888.Lovejoy, Owen, and others-Remarks on the bill to authorize the presidentto en li st soldiers of Af rican descent. 1863. 8 pp. 8vo.Lovinggood, R S.-Why hie, hoee, hoe for the ~ e & o ? Marshall, Tex., 1900.

56 pp. 16mo.Lym an, Theodore-Free Negroes and mulattoes. Report of a com mitt ee toth e Mass. House of Representatives, Jan. 16,1822 Boston.Lyon , Jas. A.-Address on th e missionary aspect of African colonization.St. Louis, Mo., 18.50. 8vo.Lunday , Benjamin-The war in Texas, sho win g th at this contest is a crusadeagain st Mexico * * * * to re-establish * * * * slavery.Luiit, George-Origin of th e lat e war traced from the beginning of the con-stitu tion to the revolt of th e Southe rn States. New York, 1886.MacAfee, C. B.-Some Southern prohlems. Pa rk sv il le , Mo., lE98. 30 pp. 8vo.MacCord, David Jas.-Africans a t horn& Char leston , 1854 2tl pp. 8vo.Mac Donough, J.-Letter on African colonization. New Orleans, 1842 24; pp.MacGill, Alexander, T., D. D.-The ha nd of God wit h th e b lack race. A dis-

conwe. Phila., 1862 19 pp. 8vo.


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P. Sanford and others, concerning distinctions of color. Boston, 1839.34 pp. 8vo.Massachusetts Gen. Court. Petitions. Equal schools for al l without regardto color or race. Boston, 1851.Mason, Jonathan-Extract of a diary ke pt by J. Mason. A journey from Bos-ton to Sava nn ah in 1804. Cambridge, 1686.Mather, Cotton-Rules for th e society of Negroes, 1693. N. Y., 1888 9 pp. 12mo.

Mather, Cotton-The Negro christianized. Boston, 1706. 48 pp. 24mo.Matlack, Lucius (7.-The history of American slavery and Methodism from17RS to 1849. N. Y., 1849. 368 pp. 16mo.Matson, Capt. D.-The colored man in the civil war. ( In Mil. Order, L. L. ofU. S. Iowa commandery. Vol. I L pp. 236-254. Des Moines, lWB)Maxwell, Joseph Renner-The Negro question, or, hint s for the improvement,etc. London, 18% 168 pp. 8170.May, Samuel-Catalog of ant i-s lavery publications in America. 1750-1863.(Bibliography )May, Samuel-Liberty or slav ery , the only question. Oration a t Jam estown ,N. Y. Syracuse, lB56. 30 pp. 16mo.

May, Samuel-The ri ght of colored people to education vindicated. Brook-lyn, 1833. 24 pp. 8vo.Mayer, Brantz-


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TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEMayo, Amory Dwight-Northern and Southern women i n the education ofthe Negro in the South. U. S. Bu re au of Education-Circ. of Inform a-

tion, No. l , 1892 p. 71.Mayo, Amo ry Dwigh t-T he fut ure of the colored race. Wash., 1900. (U. S.Bure au of Ed uc at ion Report. 1898-99. Vol I. pp. 1%-124%)

Mayo, Amory Dwight-The oppo rtunity an d obligation of th e educated classof th e colored people in th e South ern States. N. p. 1899 ( 1 ) 32 pp . 8vo.Mayo, Amory Dwight-The third estate of the South. An address deliveredbefore th e Am. Soc. Sci. Assoc., a t Sar atoga, N. Y., September 2, 1890.Boston, 1890. Pem ph. 24 pp.McCrady, Edward-A review of the resolutions of th e p ress conference.Charleston, 1870. 15 pp. 8vo.

McCrady, Edward-History of South Carolina un der the propr ietary govern-ment. N. Y., 1897.McCrady, Edward-H istory of South Carolina under th e royal gove rnmen t.N. Y .,1899.McCrady, Edward-History of Sou th Carolina in the Revolution. N. Y ,1901, 1902.McCrady, Edward-Registration of electors (S. C.) N. p. 187-. 13 pp. 8vo.McCrady, Edward-Slavery in th e prov ince of Sou th Carolina. ( I n Amer.His t. Ass. Reports, 1895. Wash. , 1895.)

McDonald , Arthur-Colored ch ildren . Chicago, 1899. 14 pp. 16mo.~McDougald,Mario n Gleason-Fugitive slaves. 1619-1865. Boston, 1891.McLeod, Alexrtnder-Negro slavery unjusti fiable. A discourse. 1802. N. Y.,1863. 42 pp. 8vo.McPherson, Edward-Consolidated ind ex of the rep orts of th e com mit tee ofth e Ho use fr om th e 26th to th e 40th Congress. Wash. 1869. 8vo.MrPherson, J. H. T.-History of Libe ria. Balt., 1891. 61 pp. 8170.Mc Tyeire, Bishop-A hi story of Methodism , etc. Nashvil le, 1887. 692 pp. 8vo.Meade, Bishop W.-Old churches an d fami lie s of Virginia. Phila., 1857. 2Vols. 8vo.hfeade, Wm.-Pastoral letter to th e ministers, memb ers an d frien ds of th eP. E . ch ur ch in Va., etc. Alexandr ia, 1834. 35 pp. 8vo.Me mor id of inhabitants of the District of Columbia ~ r a v i n ror the gradual--abolition of slavery in the District of ~o lu mb ia: ~ a & . , 849, -Mercer, Charles F.-Memoires rela tifs a 1' abolition de l a trai t,eAfricaine, etc.Pari s, 1855. 20 pp. 4to.Miflin, Warner-A fierious expos tulation w it h th e members of th e House ofRep resentativ es of the U. S. P h i l a , 1793.Miflin, Warner-The defence of Warner Miflin. Phila., 1796.Miflin, Warner-The memorial alluded to in the serions expostulation withthe introduction thereto. Providence (?), 1792 (7).Miller, C. F.-Address on re-opening the slave trade. Aug. 29, 1857. Colum-bia, 1857.Mil ler, Kelly-A review of Hoffman's "Race t ra it s an d tendencies," etc.Wash., 1897. 36 pp. 8vo.Miller, Kelly-As to th e Leopard's Spots, etc. (Pam.) Washi ug to n, 1905.

Miller, Kelly-The edu cat ion of th e Negro. Wash., 1902 (U. S. Bur eau of Ed-ucation Repo rts, lIN0-01. Vol. I. pp. 7314359.)Miller, Kelly-The pri mar y needs of the Negro race. Wash., 1899. 18 pp. 8vo.

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Negroes and religion. The Episcopal church a t the south. 4 pp. 16no.Negroes, Association for the religious instruction of. Annual reports.Charleston and Savannah.Negroes, Th e Baltimore association for the moral and educational improve-ment of. 2nd annual report. Balt , 1868 19 pp.Negroes in Michigan. ~ i n u i e ef the state con ven tion of colored citieena ofDetroit , Mich., Oct. 1843. Detroit, 1843.Negroes in Pennsylvania. Appeal of 40,000 citizens threatened w ith disfran-chisement to the people of Penn., a t a meeting of colored citizens,March, lB38 Ph ila , 1838.Nell, Willia m Cooper-Property qualification or no property qualification.N. Y., 1860. 12mo.Nell, William Cooper-Services of colored Americans in th e wars of 1776 and1812 2. ed. Boston, 1862. 8vo.Nell, Willia m Cooper-The colored pa trio ts of th e American revolution.Intro. by H. B. Stowe. Boston, 1855. 396 pp. 12mo.New England an ti- slavery convention. Proceedings at Boston, May 27, 1834.Boston, 1834.New Jersey. Cases adjudged in the Supre me Court of N. J. relative to the. manumiss ion of Negroes, etc. Burlington, 1794.New Jersey society for promoting th e abolition of slavery. Constitutionwl th ex tract of laws. 1 7 & 8 & Burllngton, 1793.


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36 TENTH ATLANTA CONFERENCEpa lmer , Wm. K.-The nobili ty of the Negro. New Rochelle, N. Y., 1902.

patton, C. H.-A broad education. N. Y., 1898 7 pp. 16m0.pa tto n, Qen. W.-An essay on the origin and relative status of the white andcolored races of mankind. Towanda , P a , 1871. 41 pp. 12mo.patto n, William-On the inh um anity of th e slave trade. Providence, 17%.

14 pp. 8vo.

8vo.Pearl, Cyril-Remarks on African colonization. W in d ~or,Vt., 1833. 47 pp.8vo.Peck, Nathaniel , and T. S. Price-Report of Messrs Peck and Price, delegatesto visi t British Quiana and Trinidad, etc. Baltimore, 1840. 25, 8 pp.8vo.Pen n, Irv in e Garland-The Afro-American press and its editors. Springfield,

1792Penn sylvania abolition society-Constitution and ac t of incorporation.P h i la , 1860. 36 pp. 8vo. (Pen nsy lvania anti-slavery society-Proceedings of the Pa. convention.Phila., 1037. 7 pp. 8vo.Pen nsy lvania society for promoting the abolition of slavery-Centennial an-niversary. P h il a , 1875. 82 pp. 8vo.~ e n n s ~ l v a n i a - s o c i e t yor promoting the abolition of slavery-Present st ateand cond ition of t he free people of color of the ci ty of Ph ilade lphia andthe adjoining distr icts. Ph ila , 1 W 0 . 8 pp. 8#0.Per ry , Rufus L-The Cushite. Springfield, 1893.

Pe tit ion and memorial of citizens of the U. S. to the Sen ate and House ofRep. in Congress, etc. N. Y .,1885. 20 pp. avo.Pe tit ion of the free colored citizens of Louisiane. to Abraham Lincoln, etc.New Orleans, 18% 3 pp. 4to.Phe lps, Austin-The Christian civilization of the freedman. Boston, 1%4 pp. two.Philadelphia society for alleviating the miseries of public prisons, etc.-Leng th of sentence of white and colored convicts. Pbila, 1849. 24 pp.8vo.Pierce, Edward Lillie-The Negroes a t Po rt Royal. Report to S. P. Chase,Sec. of the Treas. Boston, 1862. 36 pp. 12mo.Pike, Q. D,-The Jub llee S ingers and the ir campaign for $20,000. Boston,1873. 219 pp.


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Pike, G. D.-Singing campa ign for ten thousa nd pounds, or the Jub ileeSing ers in Great Br ita in. Boston, 1874. 202 pp.Pike, J . 8.-The prostrate s ta te : So. Car. und er Negro go ve rn men t N. Y.,1874. 219 pp. 12mo.

Pi ll sb ur y, A. E.-The disfranchisement of th e Negro. Boston, 1903. 13 pp.8vo.Pim, Bedford-The Negw and J a m a i c ~London, 1866. vi i, 72 pp. 8vo.Pin kney, Wm.-Speech in th e House of Delegates of Mar yl a~ id ,Nov. 1789, on

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South. N. Y., 1859. 12mo.Pol lard , Ed wa rd A.-Life of Jefferson Davis, wi th a secret his tory of t heSo ut he rn Confederacy Phila ., 1869. 536 pp. avo.Pol lard , Ed wa rd A.-The lo stcaase regained. N. 1'.. 1868. 214 pp. 12mo.Pomeroy, J. N.-An introduction to the constitutional la ws of th e U. S.Boston, 1868 N. Y. 549pp. 8vo.Pomeroy, 8. C.-The new rebellion. Wash., 1868. 8 pp. 8vo.Poole, Wm. F.-Anti-slavery opinions before the year 1800. To which is ap-

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12mo.Proceed ings of a convention of the fri ends of co loniza tion 1842. Wash.,1842.Pro-sl avery argument, as mai ntain ed by the most distinguished writer s ofth e Southe rn States. Charleston, 18.52 490 pp. 12mo.Providence anti-slavery society-Constitution for abolishing the slave trade.Providence, 1789.

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38 TEN TH ATLANTA CONFEREN CEReason, The, why the colored American is n ot in the World's Colum bianExposition . Chicago, 1893. 81 pp. 12mo. Compiled by Ida B. Wells,

with introduction by Frederick Douglass.Reed, John C.-The brothers' war. Boston, 1905. 456pp. 8vo.Reichard, H. A. 0.-Ueber den gesezlichen Zu stand der Negersklaven inW est Indien. Ein ausgzug, etc. Leipsig, 1779.Remark s on the colonization of the weste rn cosat of Africa by the free Ne-groes of the U. S. N. Y., 1850.Rem arks upon the controversy between Mass. and South Carolina Boston,

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