The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920
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1. Front matter2. Volume V3. THE NEGRO IN EDUCATION[1]4. THE NEGRO MIGRATION TO CANADA AFTER THE PASSING OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT5. RICHARD HILL[1]6. THE RELATIONS OF NEGROES AND INDIANS IN MASSACHUSETTS7. DOCUMENTS8. SOME NEGRO MEMBERS OF RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS AND LEGISLATURES AND OF CONGRESS [1]9. JAMES G. THOMPSON, THE ORIGINAL CARPETBAGGER[1]10. BOOK REVIEWS11. NOTES12. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEGRO PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM IN MISSOURI[1]13. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN NEGRO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES[1]14. THE AFTERMATH OF NAT TURNER'S INSURRECTION[1]15. DOCUMENTS16. CORRESPONDENCE17. BOOK REVIEWS18. NOTES19. THE SLAVE IN CANADA20. CHAPTER I21. CHAPTER II22. CHAPTER III23. CHAPTER IV24. CHAPTER V25. CHAPTER VI26. CHAPTER VII27. CHAPTER VIII28. BOOK REVIEWS29. NOTES30. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN BEARING ON THE RETURN OF NEGRO SLAVES, 1783-1828[1]31. THE NEGRO IN POLITICS[1]32. HENRY BIBB, A COLONIZER33. MYRTILLA MINER34. COMMUNICATIONS35. DOCUMENTS36. SOME UNDISTINGUISHED NEGROES37. BOOK REVIEWS38. NOTES