The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922
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1. Front matter2. Volume VII3. SLAVE SOCIETY ON THE SOUTHERN PLANTATION4. THE EVOLUTION OF THE NEGRO BAPTIST CHURCH5. EARLY NEGRO EDUCATION IN WEST VIRGINIA6. THE FIRST NEGRO CHURCHES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA7. DOCUMENTS8. COMMUNICATIONS9. BOOK REVIEWS10. NOTES11. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE AND HISTORY, HELD AT LYNCHBURG, NOVEMBER 14 AND 15, 192112. NEGRO CONGRESSMEN A GENERATION AFTER13. THE PRIORITY OF THE SILVER BLUFF CHURCH AND ITS PROMOTERS14. THE NEGROES IN MAURITIUS[1]15. DOCUMENTS16. BOOK REVIEWS17. NOTES.18. THE ANDERSON FUGITIVE CASE19. A NEGRO SENATOR20. LINCOLN'S EMANCIPATION PLAN21. THE JOURNAL OF ISAACO[1]22. COMMUNICATIONS23. DOCUMENTS24. DOCUMENTS (continued 2)25. BOOK REVIEWS26. NOTES27. BRAZILIAN AND UNITED STATES SLAVERY COMPARED28. THE ORIGINS OF ABOLITION IN SANTO DOMINGO29. CANADIAN NEGROES AND THE REBELLION OF 183730. LOTT CARY,[1] THE COLONIZING MISSIONARY31. COMMUNICATIONS32. DOCUMENTS33. BOOK REVIEWS34. NOTES