The Journal of Negro History, Volume 8, 1923

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E151: History: America: United States

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44343

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Contents

1. 1.THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY
2. 2.CONTENTS OF VOLUME VIII
3. 3.THE EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS OF THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU AND FREEDMEN'S AID SOCIETIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA, 1862-1872 [1] — Introduction — The Port Royal Experiment — Organization and Relationship — Establishment and Work of Schools — Difficulties and Complications. — Self-Help and Labor Among the Freedmen — Conclusion — FOOTNOTES:
4. 4.THE RELIGION OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO SLAVE: HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD LIFE AND DEATH — FOOTNOTES:
5. 5.PRUDENCE CRANDALL — FOOTNOTES:
6. 6.DOCUMENTS — EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES — ANNA MURRAY-DOUGLASS—MY MOTHER AS I RECALL HER [1] — FOOTNOTES: — FREDERICK DOUGLASS IN IRELAND
7. 7.BOOK REVIEWS
8. 8.NOTES
9. 9.THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY
10. 10.THE TEACHING OF NEGRO HISTORY [1] — FOOTNOTES:
11. 11.NEGRO BIOGRAPHY [1] — FOOTNOTES:
12. 12.HAITI AND THE UNITED STATES [A] — Introductory — Survey of Haiti — Survey of Santo Domingo — Early International Relations — The United States in the Larger Canal Zone — American Seas a Commercial Center — Haiti's Commercial Position — Summary — FOOTNOTES:
13. 13.PAUL CUFFE [A] — CHAPTER I — Early Life — A Sea Captain — Family Affairs — CHAPTER II — Problems of Citizenship — CHAPTER III — The Redemption of Africa — CHAPTER IV — In England — CHAPTER V — The Return to America — CHAPTER VI — A Quaker Mission — CHAPTER VII — Pathfinder in Negro Colonization — CHAPTER VIII — Afro-American Interests — CHAPTER IX — A Friend in Need — CHAPTER X — The Pale Messenger — One Hundred Years After — FOOTNOTES:
14. 14.DOCUMENTS — The Will of Paul Cuffe
15. 15.BOOK REVIEWS
16. 16.NOTES — Spring Conference
17. 17.NEGRO SERVITUDE IN THE UNITED STATES [A] — Servitude Distinguished from Slavery — FOOTNOTES: — Negro Servitude and its Priority in other Colonies — FOOTNOTES: — The Transition from White Servitude to Slavery — FOOTNOTES: — The Gradual Transition of Negro Servitude into Negro Slavery — FOOTNOTES:
18. 18.THREE ELEMENTS OF AFRICAN CULTURE — I. Ethics — II. Art — III. Government — FOOTNOTES:
19. 19.METHODISM AND THE NEGRO IN THE UNITED STATES — FOOTNOTES:
20. 20.NOTES ON THE SLAVE IN NOUVELLE-FRANCE — FOOTNOTES:
21. 21.DOCUMENTS — Banishment of the People of Colour from Cincinnati — First Protest against Slavery in the United States — A Negro Pioneer in the West — Concerning the Origin of Wilberforce — FOOTNOTES:
22. 22.COMMUNICATIONS — The Education of the Negro — FOOTNOTES:
23. 23.BOOK REVIEWS
24. 24.NOTES
25. 25.PROCEEDINGS OF THE SPRING CONFERENCE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY HELD IN BALTIMORE, APRIL 5TH AND 6TH, 1923
26. 26.ABRAM HANNIBAL, THE FAVORITE OF PETER THE GREAT
27. 27.THE MOVEMENT OF NEGROES FROM THE EAST TO THE GULF STATES FROM 1830 TO 1850 — FOOTNOTES:
28. 28.NEGROES IN DOMESTIC SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES [A] — Introduction — I. Number and Sex of Negroes in Domestic and Personal Service — II. Age and Marital Condition of Negroes in Domestic and Personal Service — III. Turnover, Training, and Efficiency of Negro Domestic and Personal Service Workers — Training of White Domestic and Personal Service Workers — Training of Negro Domestic Workers — IV. Wages, Hours, and Specific Occupations — Hours of Negro Domestic Workers — Specific Occupations of Negro Domestic Workers — V. Living Conditions, Health, Social Life, Organizations of Negro Domestic Workers, and Their Relation to Employment Agencies — The Health of Negro Domestic Workers — Social Life of Negro Domestic Workers — Organization of Domestic Workers — Relation of Negro Domestic Service to Employment Agencies — Summary and Conclusions — FOOTNOTES:
29. 29.DOCUMENTS — Documents and Comments on Benefit of Clergy as Applied to Slaves — FOOTNOTES:
30. 30.COMMUNICATIONS — FOOTNOTES:
31. 31.BOOK REVIEWS
32. 32.NOTES
33. 33.ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR — Various Interests — Research — The Staff — FOOTNOTES:

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