A Century of Negro Migration

by Carter Godwin Woodson

Miles, N.E., interest in stopping the exodus to Kansas,

Mississippi, drain of laborers to; exodus from; refugees in; slaves along,

Morgan, Senator,
of Alabama, interested in sending the Negroes to Africa,

Movement of the blacks to the western territory;
promoted by Quakers,

Movements of Negroes during the Civil War;
of poor whites,

Mulber, Stephen,
a contractor,

Murder of Negroes in the South,

Natural rights, the effect of; the discussion of, on the condition of the Negro,

Negro journalists,
the number of

Negroes,
condition of, after Reconstruction;
escaped to the West;
those having wealth tend to remain in the South;
migration of, to Mexico;
exodus of, to Liberia;
no freedom of speech of;
not migratory;
leaders of Reconstruction, largely from the North;
mechanics in Cincinnati;
servants on Ohio river vessels,