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  1. Note
  2. Detailed Table of Contents, Vol. II
  3. Part 4: Conservative Era--Negroes in the Army and Navy
    1. CHAPTER I. Restriction and Extension. 1800-1825.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    2. CHAPTER II. Negro Troops in the War of 1812.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    3. CHAPTER III. Negroes in the Navy
      1. FOOTNOTES:
  4. Part 5--Anti-slavery Agitation
    1. CHAPTER IV. Retrospection and Reflection. 1825-1850.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    2. CHAPTER V. Anti-slavery Methods
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    3. CHAPTER VI. Anti-slavery Methods of Free Negroes
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    4. CHAPTER VII. Negro Insurrections
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    5. CHAPTER VIII. The "Amistad" Captives
      1. FOOTNOTES:
  5. Part 6--The Period of Preparation
    1. CHAPTER IX. Northern Sympathy and Southern Subterfuges. 1850-1860.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    2. CHAPTER X. The "Black Laws" of "Border States"
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    3. CHAPTER XI. The Northern Negroes
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    4. CHAPTER XII. Negro School Laws. 1619-1860.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    5. CHAPTER XIII. John Brown--Hero and Martyr
      1. FOOTNOTES:
  6. Part 7--The Negro in the War for the Union
    1. CHAPTER XIV. Definition of the War Issue
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    2. CHAPTER XV. "A White Man's War"
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    3. CHAPTER XVI. The Negro on Fatigue Duty
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    4. CHAPTER XVII. The Emancipation Proclamations
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    5. CHAPTER XVIII. Employment of Negroes as Soldiers
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    6. CHAPTER XIX. Negroes as Soldiers
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    7. CHAPTER XX. Capture and Treatment of Negro Soldiers.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
  7. Part 8--The First Decade of Freedom
    1. CHAPTER XXI. Reconstruction—Misconstruction. 1865-1875.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    2. CHAPTER XXII. The Results of Emancipation
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    3. CHAPTER XXIII. Representative Colored Men
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    4. CHAPTER XXIV. The African Methodist Episcopal Church
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    5. CHAPTER XXV. The Methodist Episcopal Church
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    6. CHAPTER XXVI. The Colored Baptists of America
      1. FOOTNOTES:
  8. Part 9--The Decline of Negro Governments
    1. CHAPTER XXVII. Reaction, Peril, and Pacification. 1875-1880.
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    2. CHAPTER XXVIII. The Exodus--Cause and Effect
      1. FOOTNOTES:
    3. CHAPTER XXIX. Retrospection and Prospection
      1. FOOTNOTES:
  9. Appendix
  10. INDEX.
  11. THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE

Louisiana.South Carolina.Mississippi.
Oscar J. Dunn,Alonzo J. Ransier,Alex. Davis.
P. B. S. Pinchback,Richard H. Gleaves,
C. C. Antoine.

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