Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963 / 2008-07-12 00:00:00
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THE NEGRO
W.E.B. Du Bois
New York: Holt, 1915
[Transcriber's Notes for e-book versions:
Hyphenation and accentuation are inconsistent, but are generally left as
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A missing quotation mark was inserted at the beginning of this
paragraph: "It is difficult to imagine that Egypt should have obtained it
from Europe where the oldest find (in Hallstadt) cannot be of an earlier
period than 800 B.C., or from Asia, where iron is not known before 1000
B.C., and where, in the times of Ashur Nazir Pal, it was still used
concurrently with bronze, while iron beads have been only recently
discovered by Messrs. G.A. Wainwright and Bushe Fox in a predynastic
grave, and where a piece of this metal, possibly a tool, was found in the
masonry of the great pyramid."]
CONTENTS
Preface
I Africa
II The Coming of Black Men
III Ethiopia and Egypt
IV The Niger and Islam
V Guinea and Congo
VI The Great Lakes and Zymbabwe
VII The War of Races at Land's End
VIII African Culture
IX The Trade in Men
X The West Indies and Latin America
XI The Negro in the United States
XII The Negro Problems
Suggestions for Further Reading
MAPS
The Physical Geography of Africa
Ancient Kingdoms of Africa
Races in Africa
Distribution of Negro Blood, Ancient and Modern
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