CHAPTER XI.
LIST OF WORKS BY NEGRO AUTHORS.
"Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa." Autobiography. Boston, 1837.
"Light and Truth." Lewis (R. B.). Boston, 1844.
"Volume of Poems." Whitfield, (James M.). 1846.
"Volume of Poems." Payne, (Daniel A., D.D.). 1850.
"The Condition, Elevation, Emigration, and Destiny of the Colored People of the United States, Politically Considered." Delaney (Martin R.). Philadelphia, 1852.
"Principia of Ethnology: The Origin of Races and Color." Delaney (Martin R.).
"Narrative of the Life of an American Slave." London, 1847. "My Bondage and My Freedom." New York, 1855. "Life and Times." Hartford, Conn., 1882. Douglass (Frederick).
"Autobiography of a Fugitive Negro," etc. Ward (Rev. Samuel Ringgold). London, 1855.
"The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution." Nell (Wm. C). Boston, 1855.
"Narrative of Solomon Northup." New York, 1859. "Twenty-two Years a Slave, and Forty Years a Freeman." Rochester, 1861. Stewart (Rev. Austin).
"The Black Man." Boston, Mass., 1863. "The Negro in the Rebellion." Boston, 1867. "Clotelle." Boston, 1867. "The Rising Sun." Boston, 1874. "Sketches of Places and People Abroad." 1854. Brown (Wm. Wells, M.D.).
"An Apology for African Methodism." Tanner (Benj. T.). Baltimore, 1867.
"The Underground Railroad." Still (William). Philadelphia, 1872.
"The Colored Cadet at West Point." Flipper (H. O.), U. S. A. New York, 1877.
"Music and Some Highly Musical People." Trotter (James M.). Boston, 1878.
"My Recollections of African Methodism." Wayman (Bishop A. W.). Philadelphia, Pa., 1881.
"First Lessons in Greek." Scarborough (W. S., A.M.). New York, 1882.
"History of the Black Brigade." Clark (Peter H.)
"Uncle Tom's Story of His Life." From 1789 to 1879. Henson (Rev. Josiah). Boston.
"The Future of Africa." New York, 1862, Charles Scribner & Co.
"The Greatness of Christ," and other Sermons. Crummell (Rev. Alexander, D.D.). T. Whittaker, 2 and 3 Bible House, New York, 1882.
"Not a Man and Yet a Man." Whitman (A. A.).
"Mixed Races." Sampson (John P.). Hampton, Va., 1881.
"Poems." Wheatley (Phillis). London, England, 1773.
"As a Slave and as a Freeman." Loguen (Bishop, J. W.).