An edition of Pleas for progress (1889)

Pleas for progress.

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An edition of Pleas for progress (1889)

Pleas for progress.

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Cranston

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Cover of: Pleas for progress
Pleas for progress
1990, Publishing House of the M.E. Church, South
microform / in English
Cover of: Pleas for progress.
Pleas for progress.
1889, Printed for the author, Pub. House of the M. E. Church, South
Cover of: Pleas for progress
Pleas for progress
1889, Printed for the author, Pub. House of the M. E. Church, South
microform / in English
Cover of: Pleas for progress.
Pleas for progress.
1889, Cranston

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Table of Contents

The education of the negro.
How he makes his way.
A nation's work and duty.
Concert of war songs.
Public schools.
Hand as well as head and heart training.
Some needs of the negro.
Building a Christian college.
Broaden the college, better the school.
The Gammon school of theology.
A dedication speech.
Our brother is black.
Neglecting and neglected.
"Rescue the perishing."
The convict question.
Our danger and our defence.
The duty of the South.

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Cincinnati

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Pagination
320 p.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7117325M
Internet Archive
pleasforprogress00haygiala
OCLC/WorldCat
3701324

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