Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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Page 653
... freedmen either in Africa or the Caribbean region , but he was soon forced to recognize the impossibility of such a project . By the end of the Civil War , the majority of freed- men had returned to the general regions where they had ...
... freedmen either in Africa or the Caribbean region , but he was soon forced to recognize the impossibility of such a project . By the end of the Civil War , the majority of freed- men had returned to the general regions where they had ...
Page 698
... freedmen . Congressional Reconstruction , on the other hand , called for limited involvement by former Confederate ... Freedmen's Bureau , a government agency that had been established during the war to assist newly freed slaves , to ...
... freedmen . Congressional Reconstruction , on the other hand , called for limited involvement by former Confederate ... Freedmen's Bureau , a government agency that had been established during the war to assist newly freed slaves , to ...
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... Freedmen's Bureau Act , 114 Freedmen's Hospital and Nurse Training School , 607 Freedmen's Relief Association , 387 Freedom ( newspaper ) , 393 Freedom of Information Act , 384 Freedom Riders , 349-350 Carmichael and , 167-168 goals ...
... Freedmen's Bureau Act , 114 Freedmen's Hospital and Nurse Training School , 607 Freedmen's Relief Association , 387 Freedom ( newspaper ) , 393 Freedom of Information Act , 384 Freedom Riders , 349-350 Carmichael and , 167-168 goals ...
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Editorial Board | 500 |
Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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