The Journal of Negro History, Volume 4, 1919
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1. Front matter2. Volume IV3. PRIMITIVE LAW AND THE NEGRO4. LINCOLN'S PLAN FOR COLONIZING THE EMANCIPATED NEGROES[1]5. LEMUEL HAYNES6. THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY OF CANADA7. DOCUMENTS8. DOCUMENTS (continued 2)9. SOME UNDISTINGUISHED NEGROES10. BOOK REVIEWS11. NOTES12. THE CONFLICT AND FUSION OF CULTURES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE NEGRO[1]13. THE COMPANY OF ROYAL ADVENTURERS OF ENGLAND TRADING INTO AFRICA, 1660-167214. CHAPTER I15. CHAPTER II16. CHAPTER III17. CHAPTER IV18. BOOK REVIEWS19. NOTES20. THE EMPLOYMENT OF NEGROES AS SOLDIERS IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY21. THE LEGAL STATUS OF FREE NEGROES AND SLAVES IN TENNESSEE22. NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY IN OUR SCHOOLS23. GRÉGOIRE'S SKETCH OF ANGELO SOLIMANN24. DOCUMENTS25. DOCUMENTS (continued 2)26. BOOK REVIEWS27. NOTES28. LABOR CONDITIONS IN JAMAICA PRIOR TO 191729. THE LIFE OF CHARLES B. RAY30. THE SLAVE IN UPPER CANADA[A]31. DOCUMENTS32. DOCUMENTS (continued 2)33. BOOK REVIEWS34. NOTES35. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND BIENNIAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY