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Ox team, Palatka, Florida. Florida Sterescope Cards Collection, NYPL.

Waiting for your team at the cotton gin, Florida.

Captains of teams; Brady Tripp, football.

Baseball players - Philadelphia Baseball Club.

Football team - Burrell Normal Institute, Florence, Ala.

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southern states economic conditions american missionary association missions african americans football players books christian reconstruction in the south burrell normal institute football team douglass h paul harlan paul 1871 1953 author ultra high resolution high resolution schomburg center for research in black culture
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1909 - 1909
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label_outline Explore American Missionary Association, Christian Reconstruction In The South, Douglass H Paul Harlan Paul 1871 1953 Author

The Yamacraw Section, Savannah, Ga.

A.F. Beard; Corresponding Secretary American Missionary Association, 1887-1903.

Tenants on school farm, Brick School, Enfield, N.C.

Professors and students, Atlanta Theological Seminary.

First Congregational Church, Atlanta, Ga.; Pioneer in the south in institutional work for the race.

Transportation, Liberty Co., Ga.

Two congregational deacons of rural churches.

Typical makers of evidence on the race problem - Prof. William Pickens, Talladega College.

Threshing implements of African pattern; The environment of Dorchester Academy.

Homes in the land of Mud-Daub.

New Jackson; Real estate office and advertisement of negro residential subdivision.

Representative Negroes; George W. Crawford, Attorney, New Heaven, Conn.; A.C. Garner, Pastor, Washington, D.C.; H.H. Proctor, Pastor, Atlanta, Ga; J.W. Work, Professor, Fisk University; Wm.N. DeBerry, Pastor, Springfield, Mass.; Geo.W. Moore, Supt. of Negro Church Work, American Missionary Association.

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southern states economic conditions american missionary association missions african americans football players books christian reconstruction in the south burrell normal institute football team douglass h paul harlan paul 1871 1953 author ultra high resolution high resolution schomburg center for research in black culture