The Condition, Elevation, Emigration, and Destiny of the Colored People of the United States
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1. Front matter2. MARTIN ROBISON DELANY3. PREFACE4. I CONDITION OF MANY CLASSES IN EUROPE CONSIDERED5. II COMPARATIVE CONDITION OF THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES6. III AMERICAN COLONIZATION7. IV OUR ELEVATION IN THE UNITED STATES8. V MEANS OF ELEVATION9. VI THE UNITED STATES OUR COUNTRY10. VII CLAIMS OF COLORED MEN AS CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES11. VIII COLORED AMERICAN WARRIORS12. IX CAPACITY OF COLORED MEN AND WOMEN AS CITIZEN MEMBERS OF COMMUNITY13. X PRACTICAL UTILITY OF COLORED PEOPLE OF THE PRESENT DAY AS MEMBERS OF SOCIETY—BUSINESS MEN AND MECHANICS14. XI LITERARY AND PROFESSIONAL COLORED MEN AND WOMEN15. XII STUDENTS OF VARIOUS PROFESSIONS16. XIII A SCAN AT PAST THINGS17. XIV LATE MEN OF LITERARY, PROFESSIONAL AND ARTISTIC NOTE18. XV FARMERS AND HERDSMEN19. XVI NATIONAL DISFRANCHISEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE20. XVII EMIGRATION OF THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES21. XVIII "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"22. XIX THE CANADAS23. XX CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND THE WEST INDIES24. XXI NICARAGUA AND NEW GRENADA25. XXII THINGS AS THEY ARE26. XXIII A GLANCE AT OURSELVES—CONCLUSION27. A PROJECT FOR AN EXPEDITION OF ADVENTURE, TO THE EASTERN COAST OF AFRICA