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“America’s Race Problems.” A series of discussions on indigenous race elements and the negro. American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. XVIII, No. 1 (1901).
Atlanta University Publications:—
No. 1. “Mortality among Negroes in Cities” (1896).
No. 2. “Social and Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities” (1897).
No. 3. “Some Efforts of Negroes for Social Betterment” (1898).
No. 6. “The Negro Common School” (1901).
No. 7. “The Negro Artisan” (1902).
No. 8. “The Negro Church” (1903).
No. 9. “Notes on Negro Crime” (1904).
No. 10. “A Select Bibliography of the Negro American” (1905).
Balch, Emily Greene, “Slav Emigration at its Source,” Charities, 1906. “Introductory,” Jan. 6; “Bohemians,” Feb. 3; “Slovaks,” March 3, April 7; “Galicia, Austrian Poles, Ruthenians,” May 5.
Bluntschli, J. K., The Theory of the State. New York, 1885.
Brandenburg, Broughton, Imported Americans (1904). Description of trip by author and wife through southern Italy and Sicily and return by steerage with immigrants.
Brinton, Daniel G., Religions of Primitive Peoples. New York, 1897.