CONTENTS OF VOLUME XIII

VOL. XIII, No. 1, JANUARY, 1928

Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association for the

Study of Negro Life and History held at Pittsburgh, Oc-

tober 24, 25, and 26, 1927..

CHARLES S. JOHNSON: The Rise of the Negro Magazine

A. H. GORDON: The Struggle of the Slave for Physical Freedom 22

W. M. BREWER: Henry Highland Garnet

WILLIAM RENWICK RIDDELL: The Slave in New York

DOCUMENTS:

Manumission Petitions presented to the Virginia Legislature

BOOK REVIEWS:

36

53

87

102

Harlow's A History of Barbados; Barclay's The Liberal Re-

publican Movement in Missouri; Shyrock's Georgia and the

Union in 1850; and Fleming's The Freedman's Savings Bank.

NOTES

109

VOL. XIII, No. 2, APRIL, 1928

C. G. WOODSON: Negro History Week the Third Year

CARL M. FRASURE: Charles Sumner and the Rights of the

Negro

121

126

W. SHERMAN SAVAGE: Abolitionist Literature in the Mails, 150

1835-1836

150

WILLIAM RENWICK RIDDELL: Interesting Notes on Great Brit-

ain and Canada with Respect to the Refugees: Jay's Treaty

and the Negro, and a Celebration of the Anniversory of the

Emancipation in Hamilton, Upper Canada, 1859

DOCUMENTS:

...

185

199

Records Illustrating the Condition of Refugees from Slavery in

Upper Canada before 1860, collected by Fred Landon. An Early
Canadian Slavery Transaction, by William Renwick Riddell.

REVIEWS:

208

Ovington's Portraits of Color; Bullock's In Spite of Handicaps;

Fauset's For Freedom; Luccock and Hutchinson's The Story of

Methodism; Herskovits' The American Negro; Steiner and

Brown's The North Carolina Chain Gang.

NOTES:

213

VOL. XIII, No. 3, JULY, 1928

N. ANDREW N. CLEVEN: The First Panama Mission and the

Congress of the United States ..

225

W. SHERMAN SAVAGE: The Negro in the History of the Pacific

Northwest

255

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JEAN TREPP: The Liverpool Movement for the Abolition of

the English Slave Trade

DOCUMENTS:

BOOK REVIEWS:

...

265

286

Extracts from the Records of the African Companies, collected

by Ruth A. Fisher.

394

Woofter's Negro Problems in Cities; Douglass's One Thousand

City Churches; Browne's Stranger than Fiction; Stauffer's

Thinking with Africa; Fraser's The New Africa; and Schwab's

In the African Bush.

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400

VOL. XIII, No. 4, OCTOBER, 1928

THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR..

WILLIAM M. BREWER: John B. Russwurm.

RAYFORD W. LOGAN: The Operation of the Mandate System

in Africa

403

413

423

JAMES HUGO JOHNSTON: The Mohammedan Slave Trade.....

LORENZO J. GREENE: Slave-holding New England and its

Awakening

DOCUMENTS:

478

492

534

Manumission Papers of Petersburg, Virginia, Collected by L. P.

Jackson.

REVIEWS:

539

Work's A Bibliography of the Negro in Africa and America;

Cowley's Adventures of an African Slaver; Van Deusen's Eco-

nomio Bases of Disunion in South Carolina; Vogel's The Capu-

chins in French Louisiana.

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