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J A M A History of the American Missionary Association
A historical overview tracing the American Missionary Association from its 19th century abolitionist roots to its centennial celebration. It highlights its role in founding black schools such as Fort Monroe 1861, supporting Howard Fisk Hampton Atlanta and more, aiding adult education, farm cooperatives, and interracial relations programs led by Dr Charles S Johnson.
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Long Island
U.S. Coast Guard
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American Missionary Association
Albany
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Congregational Church
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Fort Monroe
Howard University
Fisk University
Hampton Institue
Atlanta University
Talladega College
Lemoyne College
Wougaloo College
Dillard University
Tillotson College
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Detroit
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Charles 8. Johnson
Fisk
United Nations
Nashville
Tenn
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