05111cam a2200397I 4500100497512MiAaHDL20231023000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua800714t18851882nyuc 000 0 eng dsdr-hvd.990069179810203941sdr-nrlf.b10827228xsdr-cou.b1511392(MH)006917981HVD01-Aleph(MH)Aleph006917981(OCoLC)6510556CLECLENYPHLSn-us---f-sl---f-lb---E185.W69Williams, George Washington,1849-1891History of the Negro race in America from 1619 to 1880 :Negroes as slaves, as soldiers, and as citizens; together with a preliminary consideration of the unity of the human family, an historical sketch of Africa, and an account of the negro governments of Sierra Leone and Liberia /By George W. Williams.Popular ed.New York;London:G.P. Putnam's Sons,1885 [c1882]2 v in 1 :front. (port.) ;24 cm.Vol. 2 has half-title only.Part. 1. Preliminary considerations. Chapter I. The unity of mankind -- Chapter II. The Negro in the light of philology, ethnology, and Egyptology -- Chapter 3. 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 -- Part II. Slavery in the colonies. 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, 1647-1774 -- 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 -- Part III. The Negro during the revolution. 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 mathmetician, Derham the physician -- Chapter XXX. Slavery during the revolution, 1775-1783 -- Chapter XXXI. Slavery as a political and legal problem, 1775-1800. Part 4. Conservative era, Negroes in the Army and Navy. Chapter I. Restriction and extension, 1800-1825 -- Chapter II. Negro troops in the War of 1812 -- Chapter III. Negroes in the Navy -- Part. 5. Anti-Slavery Agitation. Chapter IV. Retrospection and reflection, 1825-1850 -- Chapter V. Anti-slavery methods -- Chapter VI. Anti-slavery efforts of free negroes -- Chapter VII. Negro insurrections -- Chapter VIII. The "Amistad" captives -- Part 6. The period of preparation. Chapter IX. Northern sympathy and Southern subterfuges -- Chapter X. The "Black laws" of "Border states" -- Chapter XI. The northern Negroes -- Chapter XII. Negro school laws, 1619-1860 -- Chapter XIII. John Brown, hero and martyr -- Part 7. The Negro in the war for the Union. Chapter XIV. Definition of the war issue -- Chapter XV. "A white man's war" -- Chapter XVI. The Negro on fatigue duty -- Chapter XVII. The Emancipation Proclamations -- Chapter XVIII. Employment of Negroes as soldiers -- Chapter XIX. Negroes as soldiers -- Chapter XX. Capture and treatment of Negro solidiers -- Part 8. The first decade of freedom. Chapter XXI. Reconstruction, misconstruction, 1865-1875 -- Chapter XXII. The results of emancipation -- Chapter XXIII. Representative colored men -- Chapter XXIV. The African Methodist Episcopal Church -- Chapter XXV. The Methodist Episcopal Church -- Chapter XXVI. The colored Baptists of America -- Part 9. The decline of Negro governments -- Chapter XXVII. Reaction, peril, and pacification, 1875-1880 -- Chapter XXVIII. The Exodus, cause and effect -- Chapter XXIX. Retrospection and prospection.Mode of access: Internet.American Civil War(United States :1861-1865)fast(OCoLC)fst013516581600-1877fastBlack PeopleBlack raceAfrican AmericansHistoryLiberiaSierra LeoneHistoryfastKnickerbocker Pressprinter.G.P. Putnam's Sonspublisher.Great BritainEnglandLondon,publication placeUnited StatesNew York (State)New York,publication placeOnline version:Williams, George Washington, 1849-1891.History of the Negro race in America from 1619 to 1880.Popular ed.New York, London, G.P. 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