How He Makes His Way Southern Man's Negro Education Speech
A lengthy speech discusses race, education, and religion in the postwar South. It covers the 1883 National Sunday School Assembly talk on negro education, the need for white participation, the role of the church and pulpit, and the growth of colored schools and ministers. It argues for race cooperation, cites census growth of seven million blacks, and defends negro preaching and institution-building while urging continued support for education and religious life.
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Cordner
David Livingstone
Africa
Ganterbury Green
Conn
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
College of Builtops
Committee On Education
Paine Institute
Augusta
Nashville
Tenn
Church
Tts Bishopa
South
Southern Man’s
National Sunday— School Assembly
Chauteugus
Hitial
Goshen
United States
Theen
Children of Light
Hayti
Erin
Egypt
Jess
Irance Combi
Maj Pd
Marta
Abernare
Fesgions
Richmond
Prom Whittier
T Whittier
Wotuistock
Connecticut
Methodists
Baptista
Israel
Sinai
Gret
Tomay
Boston
Washup
Iy-One
American Missi Association
Colege
Browre
Georgia
Senate
Confens
Brown
Evi
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