Letters and Discussions on the Formation of Colored Regiments, / and the Duty of the Colored People in Regard to the Great Slaveholders' Rebellion, in the United States of America

by Alfred M. Green

LECTURE V.

Subject—The Destiny of the Colored People of the American Continent.

LECTURE VI.

Subject—The Past, Present, and Future—a Poem on the Great Rebellion.

LECTURE VII.

Subject—The World’s Reputed Heroes, and what We should Learn from Them.

LECTURE VIII.

Subject—Captain John Brown—the Model Hero, and the Noblest Roman of them all.

PROF. GREEN is also prepared to exhibit his beautiful ETHIOPIAN PAGODA of Astronomy, Natural Science and History, including some of the most interesting scenes of the Rebellion, &c. Having Lectured before several of the most prominent Literary Associations, both white and colored, and having the highest and most satisfactory testimonials of success, wherever heard, he offers these Lectures to the favorable consideration of his friends—willing to serve them at any time when properly notified, and on the most reasonable terms.

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