CHAPTER XXXIII 269 Howard University—Public Schools—R. H. Terrell Appointed to a Judgship of the District—Unlettered Pioneers—Conclusions.

ILLUSTRATIONS. 1. M. W. Gibbs Front. 2. Richard Allen 8 3. Wm. Lloyd Garrison 18 4. Frederick Douglass 32 5. Booker T. Washington 44 6. H. M. Turner 50 7. Geo. H. White 58 8. J. M. Langston 70 9. Abraham Lincoln 74 10. W. B. Derrick 80 11. Alexander Walters 92 12. H. P. Cheatham 104 13. Edward E. Cooper 118 14. Judson Lyons 128 15. Powell Clayton 140 16. P. B. S. Pinchback 149 17. A. H. Garland 158 18. J. A. Booker 172 19. I. G Ish 175 20. J. P. Green 183 21. P. L. Dunbar 199 22. B. K. Bruce 204 23. T. T. Fortune 210 24. W. A. Pledger 220 25. John C. Dancy 228 26. Abram Grant 253 27. J. E. Bush 263 28. J. P. Robinson 272 29. Martyrs 274 30. Chester W. Keatts 284 31. J. T. Settle 294 32. Justice Harlan 302 33. Charles W. Chestnut 312 34. William McKinley 327 35. James B. Parker 331 36. President Roosevelt 336 37. Secretary Cortelyou 341 38. W. Calvin Chase 367 39. R. H. Terrill 370

THE NEGRO IN THE SOUTH Being the William Levi Bull Lectures for the Year 1907 By Booker T. Washington And W.E. Burghardt Dubois CONTENTS I. The Economic Development of the Negro Race in Slavery By Booker T. Washington 7 II. The Economic Development of the Negro Race since its Emancipation By Booker T. Washington 43 III. The Economic Revolution in the South By W.E. Burghardt DuBois 77 IV. Religion in the South By W.E. Burghardt DuBois 123 Notes to Chapters III and IV 193

THE SOULS OF BLACK FOLK By W.E.B. Du Bois

CONTENTS

CHAPTER The Forethought I. Of Our Spiritual Strivings II. Of the Dawn of Freedom III. Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others IV. Of the Meaning of Progress V. Of the Wings of Atalanta VI. Of the Training of Black Men VII. Of the Black Belt VIII. Of the Quest of the Golden Fleece IX. Of the Sons of Master and Man X. Of the Faith of the Fathers XI. Of the Passing of the First-Born XII. Of Alexander Crummell XIII. Of the Coming of John XIV. Of the Sorrow Songs The Afterthought

DARKWATER Voices from within the Veil By W.E.B. Du Bois CONTENTS POSTSCRIPT Credo I THE SHADOW OF YEAR A Litany at Atlanta II THE SOULS OF WHITE FOLK The Riddle of the Sphinx III THE HANDS OF ETHIOPIA The Princess of the Hither Isles IV OF WORK AND WEALTH The Second Coming V "THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE" Jesus Christ in Texas VI OF THE RULING OF MEN The Call VII THE DAMNATION OF WOMEN Children of the Moon VIII THE IMMORTAL CHILD Almighty Death IX OF BEAUTY AND DEATH The Prayers of God X THE COMET A Hymn to the Peoples

THE QUEST OF THE SILVER FLEECE By W.E.B. Du Bois 1911 CONTENTS Note from the Author One DREAMS Two THE SCHOOL Three MISS MARY TAYLOR Four TOWN Five ZORA Six COTTON Seven THE PLACE OF DREAMS Eight MR. HARRY CRESSWELL Nine THE PLANTING Ten MR. TAYLOR CALLS Eleven THE FLOWERING OF THE FLEECE Twelve THE PROMISE Thirteen MRS. GREY GIVES A DINNER Fourteen LOVE Fifteen REVELATION Sixteen THE GREAT REFUSAL Seventeen THE RAPE OF THE FLEECE Eighteen THE COTTON CORNER Nineteen THE DYING OF ELSPETH Twenty THE WEAVING OF THE SILVER FLEECE Twenty-one THE MARRIAGE MORNING Twenty-two MISS CAROLINE WYNN Twenty-three THE TRAINING OF ZORA Twenty-four THE EDUCATION OF ALWYN Twenty-five THE CAMPAIGN Twenty-six CONGRESSMAN CRESSWEL Twenty-seven THE VISION OF ZORA Twenty-eight THE ANNUNCIATION Twenty-nine A MASTER OF FATE Thirty THE RETURN OF ZORA Thirty-one A PARTING OF WAYS Thirty-two ZORA'S WAY Thirty-three THE BUYING OF THE SWAMP Thirty-four THE RETURN OF ALWYN Thirty-five THE COTTON MILL Thirty-six THE LAND Thirty-seven THE MOB Thirty-eight ATONEMENT

THE NEGRO By W.E.B. Du Bois

CONTENTS I AFRICA II THE COMING OF BLACK MEN III ETHIOPIA AND EGYPT IV THE NIGER AND ISLAM V GUINEA AND CONGO VI THE GREAT LAKES AND ZYMBABWE VII THE WAR OF RACES AT LAND'S END VIII AFRICAN CULTURE IX THE TRADE IN MEN X THE WEST INDIES AND LATIN AMERICA XI THE NEGRO IN THE UNITED STATES XII THE NEGRO PROBLEMS SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING MAPS The Physical Geography of Africa Ancient Kingdoms of Africa Races in Africa Distribution of Negro Blood, Ancient and Modern

THE SUPPRESSION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE-TRADE TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1638-1870