| Record ID | ia:ideologicalorigi00ster |
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050 0 $aE449$b.S933 1972
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100 10 $aStuckey, Sterling,
245 14 $aThe ideological origins of Black nationalism.
260 0 $aBoston,$bBeacon Press$c[1972]
300 $a265 p.$c22 cm.
350 $a$8.95
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aStuckey, S. Introduction.--Young, R. A. The Ethiopian Manifesto.--Walker, D. Walker's appeal.--Augustine. Ten letters.--Sidney. Four letters.--Garnet, H. H. Address to the slaves.--At an enthusiastic meeting of the Colored Citizens of Boston. Henry Highland Garnet's speech.--Delany, M. R. The political destiny of the colored race.--From the minutes of the Albany Convention of Colored Citizens, 1840.--Opposition to Black separatism; three letters by William Whipper.
650 0 $aSlavery$zUnited States$xHistory$xSources.
650 0 $aAfrican Americans$xHistory$xSources.
948 $a02/08/1991$b09/12/2001
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