History of the Negro Race in America from 1619 to 1880. Vol 1 / Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, and as Citizens
by George Washington Williams
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Contents
- Preface
- Chapter I. The Unity of Mankind
- Chapter II. The Negro in the Light of Philology, Ethnology, and Egyptology
- Chapter III. Primitive Negro Civilization
- Chapter IV. Negro Kingdoms of Africa
- Chapter V. The Ashantee Empire
- Chapter VI. The Negro Type
- Chapter VII. African Idiosyncrasies
- Chapter VIII. Languages, Literature, and Religion
- Chapter IX. Sierra Leone
- Chapter X. The Republic of Liberia
- Chapter XI. Résumé
- Chapter XII. The Colony of Virginia. 1619-1775
- Chapter XIII. The Colony of New York. 1628-1775
- Chapter XIV. The Colony of Massachusetts. 1633-1775
- Chapter XV. The Colony of Massachusetts,—Continued. 1633-1775
- Chapter XVI. The Colony of Maryland. 1634-1775
- Chapter XVII. The Colony of Delaware. 1636-1775
- Chapter XVIII. The Colony of Connecticut. 1646-1775
- Chapter XIX. The Colony of Rhode Island. 1647-1775
- Chapter XX. The Colony of New Jersey. 1664-1775
- Chapter XXI. The Colony of South Carolina. 1665-1775
- Chapter XXII. The Colony of North Carolina. 1669-1775
- Chapter XXIII. The Colony of New Hampshire. 1679-1775
- Chapter XXIV. The Colony of Pennsylvania. 1681-1775
- Chapter XXV. The Colony of Georgia. 1732-1775
- Chapter XXVI. Military Employment of Negroes. 1775-1780
- Chapter XXVII. Negroes as Soldiers. 1775-1783
- Chapter XXVIII. Legal Status of the Negro During the Revolution. 1775-1783
- Chapter XXIX. The Negro Intellect.—Banneker the Astronomer..— Fuller the Mathematician.—Derham the Physician
- Chapter XXX. Slavery During the Revolution. 1775-1783
- Chapter XXXI. Slavery as a Political and Legal Problem. 1775-1800
- Appendix