Memoirs of the Rev. Robert Finley, D. D.,

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Colonization of the free colored population of Maryland, and of such slaves as may hereafter become free. Statement of facts, for the use of those who have not yet reflected on this important subject.

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Independence. A selection of several passages of scripture, which, together with remarks, may help commemorate the goodness of God to the United States, in giving us national freedom and independence, and to appreciate and improve these blessings.

Page 7 contains a poem entitled: Longing for the promised spread of the gospel.

A discourse, delivered on the fourth of July, 1825, in the city of Washington. ...

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Eulogium upon Wilberforce; with a brief incidental review of the subject of colonization. Delivered, at the request of the Abolition Society, March 10, 1834.

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A discourse, delivered at Montpelier, October 17, 1834, before the Vermont colonization society.

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The American comic songster : a collection of all the wit, humour, eccentricity, and originality in song, which the present day has produced.

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The well spent sou; or, Bibles for the poor Negroes.

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The Negro problem; a series of articles by representative American Negroes of today;

Washington, B.T. Industrial education for the Negro.--Du Bois, W.E.B. The talented tenth.--Chesnutt, C.W. The disfranchisement of the Negro.--Smith, W.H. The Negro and the law.--Kealing, H.T. The characteristics of the Negro people.--Dunbar, P.L. Representative American Negroes.--Fortune, T.T. The Negro's place in American life at the present day.

Which one? and other ante bellum days,

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The souls of black folk : essays and sketches /

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Uncle Remus and his friends; old plantation stories, songs, and ballads, with sketches of Negro character,

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Uncle Remus : his songs and his sayings /

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The Negroes of Columbia, Missouri; a concrete study of the race problem,

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Missouri, 1902.

Uncle Remus : his songs and his sayings /

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