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Homesteading
The Negro Farmer
Carl Kelsey
128 pages~2 hr 33 min read11 chapters$1.99
After emancipation, millions of Black Americans farmed the South under hard and unequal conditions. Kelsey's sociological study of 1903 examines their geographic spread, economic heritage, present situation, and prospects. A document of its time, valuable now as a record of rural life and the questions a reformer of that era asked. History captured on the land.
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11 chapters
- 1THE NEGRO FARMER
- 2A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF Ph. D.
- 3TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 4Chapter I. INTRODUCTION.
- 5Chapter II. GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION.
- 6Chapter III. ECONOMIC HERITAGE.
- 7Chapter IV. THE PRESENT SITUATION.
- 8Chapter V. SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT.
- 9Chapter VI. THE OUTLOOK.
- 10Chapter VII. AGRICULTURAL TRAINING.
- 11Maps Showing the Distribution of the Negroes in the Southern States
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