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Page 95
... later to become a distinguished minister in white churches , joined in the ex- pedition to Ticonderoga to stop the inroads of Burgoyne's northern army . The victory of Anthony Wayne at Stony Point in 1779 was made possible by the spying ...
... later to become a distinguished minister in white churches , joined in the ex- pedition to Ticonderoga to stop the inroads of Burgoyne's northern army . The victory of Anthony Wayne at Stony Point in 1779 was made possible by the spying ...
Page 115
... later the Negroes asked the city of Boston for a separate school , but the citizens refused . The Negroes established the school anyway , and employed two Harvard men as instructors . The school continued to flourish for many years ...
... later the Negroes asked the city of Boston for a separate school , but the citizens refused . The Negroes established the school anyway , and employed two Harvard men as instructors . The school continued to flourish for many years ...
Page 218
... later the American Missionary Association and the relief organizations extended their program into this area . The first day schools were set up in July 1863 . One year later there were schools at Beaufort , Washington , Plymouth ...
... later the American Missionary Association and the relief organizations extended their program into this area . The first day schools were set up in July 1863 . One year later there were schools at Beaufort , Washington , Plymouth ...
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Land of Their Fathers | 3 |
The African Way of Life | 14 |
The Slave Trade | 30 |
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