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“On the foundation of our history, we can continue to build a lasting temple of self-respect and self-esteem, as other population groups have done” (p21)..... Read More about Civil Rights Activism:] Creating and Maintaining an Historical Tradition
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First edition and inscribed by one of the deans of Black American history: “To Jean, our sister, with love from Charles H. Wesley, 1968.” A...... Read More about In Freedom’s Footsteps. From the African Background to the Civil War. (Inscribed Copy
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First separate edition. Essay on the teaching of African American history by the former president of Wilberforce University and the founding president of Central State..... Read More about The Treatment of The Negro-American in the Study and Teaching of United States History
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Revised Edition. A volume in the series “International Library of Afro-American Life and History,” published under the auspices of The Association for the Study of..... Read More about Afro-Americans in the Civil War. From Slavery to Citizenship
