The Truth About Lynching and the Negro in the South / In Which the Author Pleads That the South Be Made Safe for the White Race
IN WHICH THE AUTHOR PLEADS THAT THE SOUTH BE MADE SAFE FOR THE WHITE RACE
WINFIELD H. COLLINS, A.M. , Ph.D.
Author of The Domestic Slave Trade of the Southern States
THE NEALE PUBLISHING COMPANY
440 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
MCMXVIII
Copyright, 1918, by The Neale Publishing Company
THE TRUTH ABOUT LYNCHING AND THE NEGRO IN THE SOUTH
In the preparation of these pages an effort has been made to discover and present the truth in regard to the Negro in the South. The first three chapters need not be considered an attempt at justification of lynching nor an effort at palliation of the disorder, but rather as a setting forth of the facts, conditions, and extenuating circumstances in such connection. The purpose of the other four chapters is to throw light upon the mental, moral, and material condition of the Negro.
W. H. C.
Reids Grove, Md. , January 30, 1918.
Winfield H. Collins
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LYNCHINGS AND LEGAL EXECUTIONS FOR 1885 AND 1886
LYNCHINGS AND LEGAL EXECUTIONS FOR THE YEARS 1892 AND 1893
LYNCHINGS AND LEGAL EXECUTIONS FOR 1901 AND 1902
LYNCHINGS AND LEGAL EXECUTIONS FOR 1906 AND 1907
LYNCHINGS AND LEGAL EXECUTIONS FOR 1911-1914, INCLUSIVE
NEGROES AT PICNICS AND ON EXCURSIONS
NEGROES AT CAMP MEETING
NEGRO IMMORALITY