Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year ... with Accompanying Papers, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1903 - Education |
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... negro . Francis W. Parker .. Northern churches and the freedmen Education in Canada . Page . IX XII XVIII XX XX XXI XXII XXV XXVI Education in British South Africa . XXVIII Early English writers on education XXX Medical inspection of ...
... negro . Francis W. Parker .. Northern churches and the freedmen Education in Canada . Page . IX XII XVIII XX XX XXI XXII XXV XXVI Education in British South Africa . XXVIII Early English writers on education XXX Medical inspection of ...
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... NEGRO . Sources of information .. Negro graduates from white colleges 191 192 Birthplace of college - bred negroes .. Early training Occupations Graduates of a single typical college The work of teachers and other professions 195 197 ...
... NEGRO . Sources of information .. Negro graduates from white colleges 191 192 Birthplace of college - bred negroes .. Early training Occupations Graduates of a single typical college The work of teachers and other professions 195 197 ...
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... negro have united , under the lead of Atlanta University , in the investigation of certain phases of the " negro problem , " and have held five annual conferences in con- nection with this movement . A concerted inquiry of this ...
... negro have united , under the lead of Atlanta University , in the investigation of certain phases of the " negro problem , " and have held five annual conferences in con- nection with this movement . A concerted inquiry of this ...
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... negro would seem to be in the South . Nearly 90 per cent of the Southern - born graduates remained in the South , while of the Northern born about 50 per cent went South . A large number of brief statements by the graduates show the ...
... negro would seem to be in the South . Nearly 90 per cent of the Southern - born graduates remained in the South , while of the Northern born about 50 per cent went South . A large number of brief statements by the graduates show the ...
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... negro population of 8,000,000 , the parochial schools of this church had an average attendance of 4,346 in 1896. There were 61 colored churches and 60 white clergymen engaged in work among the negroes of the South in that year . The ...
... negro population of 8,000,000 , the parochial schools of this church had an average attendance of 4,346 in 1896. There were 61 colored churches and 60 white clergymen engaged in work among the negroes of the South in that year . The ...
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Page 16 - Territory shall be twenty-five thousand dollars, to be applied only to instruction in agriculture, the mechanic arts, the English language and the various branches of mathematical, physical, natural and economic science, with special reference to their applications in the industries of life, and to the facilities for such instruction...
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