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... ( Chicago , 1939 ) ; and Edwin R. Embree , Brown Americans : The Story of a Tenth of the Nation ( New York , 1945 ) . The pioneer modern work was written in 1922 by Carter G. Woodson . The tenth edition was prepared by Charles H. Wesley ...
... ( Chicago , 1939 ) ; and Edwin R. Embree , Brown Americans : The Story of a Tenth of the Nation ( New York , 1945 ) . The pioneer modern work was written in 1922 by Carter G. Woodson . The tenth edition was prepared by Charles H. Wesley ...
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... Chicago Commission on Race Relations , The Negro in Chicago , A Study of Race Relations and A Race Riot ( Chicago , 1922 ) . Several of the post - war riots are discussed as a background to recent developments in Arthur I. Waskow , From ...
... Chicago Commission on Race Relations , The Negro in Chicago , A Study of Race Relations and A Race Riot ( Chicago , 1922 ) . Several of the post - war riots are discussed as a background to recent developments in Arthur I. Waskow , From ...
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... Chicago Defender , 481 , 562 , 563 ; quoted , 472 Chicago , University of , 383 ; es- tablished , 384 ; Negro professors , 552 Child , Lydia Maria , 248 Chile , 348 Chinaberry Tree , The , 505 Choate , Rufus , 130 Chocolate Dandies ...
... Chicago Defender , 481 , 562 , 563 ; quoted , 472 Chicago , University of , 383 ; es- tablished , 384 ; Negro professors , 552 Child , Lydia Maria , 248 Chile , 348 Chinaberry Tree , The , 505 Choate , Rufus , 130 Chocolate Dandies ...
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A Cradle of Civilization | 3 |
Early Negro States of Africa | 11 |
The African Way of Life | 23 |
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