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Captains (addressing Ensemble finale lst Oct.)
Address to Company G, 44th Infantry at their departure to war.
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Cayton, Horace R.
Address, "Race Relations and Negro Morale", delivered before the 21st Annual Institute of the Society for Social Research at the University of Chicago.
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Colored Men's Border State Convention.
Address of the Colored Men's Border State Convention ... 1868 December.
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Daniel, Portia Bird.
The value of an art exhibit. Address, before Cardoza Night School on an exhibition of Negro art at the National Museum in Washington, D.C.
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Du Bois, W.E.B., Letter.
Letter to Louis F. Post., Dept. of Labor, Washington, D.C., transmitting speech of Harvard commencement, June, 1890 delivered by Du Bois. From Library of the Rev. Joseph Worcester of San Francisco.
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Harper, Donald.
The West Indian Community in the United States. Speech on the West Indian community in the U.S., the attitude of the West Indian people residing in the U.S. as naturalized citizens towards their homeland, relatives and friends as Well as their attitudes about the U.S.
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Latimore, R.M., Rev.
Moderator's annual address, Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Association, 1956. Program. Purchased by D.E. Williams, 9/7/79
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National Planning Association.
/Press Release, 1955 March 7 of "Selected Studies of Negro Employment in the South".
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Reed, Seth, Rev., Sermon.
Sermon preached by Rev. Seth Reed in Edgartown, Mass., April 19, 1865, the Sunday following the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Copied in Oct.1922 front the original manuscript. Connects the death of Lincoln with Divine Providence.
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The Nation Equal Rights League, Address.
Address to the country and the world, adopted by the National Colored Congress for World Democracy under the auspices of the National Equal rights League at Washington, D.C.,
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The Negro in the Public School of New York City, 1785-1900.
Speech, given before the "Gentlemen of the P.H.S.C." An account of the Negro in the Public Schools of New York from the days of separate schools to the integration decrees of governors Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt.
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Washington, Booker T.
Statement on McKinley’s Assassination, 1901. “Mob rule is destructive of all Government” signed by Booker T. Washington
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