ANTAGONISME ENTRH LES RACES

* Agnon uors, Independent, vol. 52, p. 2070, August30, 1900. — Public Opinion, vol. 29, p. 296, September 6, 1900. * Assauurs on NeGroEs IN New York, Public Don vol. 29#p-201; NIUE 23, 4900.

BarnerTr, I. B. — Negro's case in equity, Independent, vol. 52, p. 4040, April 26, 4900.

k SÉLEUTE E. — Negro outrage no excuse for lynching, Forum, vol. 16, p. 300.

* Bruce, Pmur. — The Plantation Negro as a Freemen. * Cage, G. W.— The Freedmens EE in Equity, Century, vol. 7, p. 409.

__ The Silent South, together with fréedmen's case in equily and convict léase system, New York, 1889,

8vo, p. 23.

ps LS - ET da — =

s EE ne A

| CARLYLE, T. — The Negro Question. Fraser, vol. A0, p.

CASTE AND ANTI-CASTE, National, vol. 15, p. 436, December 4, 1902. |

CHESTNUTT, CHARLES. — The Marrow of Tradition (Roman).

COLOR PREJUDIGE. — Nation, vol. #9, p. 26.

Cook, J. — Race riots in the South, Our Day, vol: 5, p. 406. SA

CRUMMELL, ALEXANDER. — A defense of the Negro race in America from the assaulls and charges of Rev. J. L. Tucker, of Jackson Mississipi, in his paper before the « Church Congress » of 4882, on the relalions of the church to the colored race. Washington, 1883, pamphlet, pp. 36.

— Givilization the Primal need of the Races (b) The Attitude of the American Mind toward the Negro Intellect, The American Negro Academy, Occasional Papers, n°3, Washington, D. C., 1898.

Davis, R. H.— Negroes, Some testimony in the Case. Atlantie Monthly, vol. 56, p. 602.

Dawsow, M. M. — Hoffman on the American Negroes,

American Statistician Association, new series, vol. 5, p. 142.

* Dixon, Tuowas, The Leopard’s Spots (Roman). * DouGLass FREDERICK. — Treatment of the Negro, the Co-

lor Line, North American Review, vol. 135, p: 567.

Du Bois, W. E. BurGHaupr. — The Philadelphia Negro, chap. 16, Ginn and Company, 1896.

— The Souls of Black Folk, Chicago,1903, À. C. MeClurg and Company.

— Strivings of the Negro People, Atlantic Monthly, vol. 80, p. 194, August, 1897.

PE B':02 Burning of Negroes in the South.

Arena, vol. 7, p. 630.

* — A. Review of Hoffman’s Race Traits and Tendencies

* Gopparn, H.P. — Color line, Independent, ‘vol. 53, PP.

2895-2897, December 5, 1902.

GOVERNMENT BY TERRORIZATION, INDEPENDENT, vol. 52, pp. “1997-1998, August 16, 1900.

* Gravy, H. W. — Reply to Mr. Cable. Century, vol. 7, p. 909. | * HayGoon, ATricus G. — The black shadow in the South. Forum, vol. 16, p. 167. | * Hogson, Jon A. — The Negro Problem in the United States, Nineteenth Century ue After, n° 320, pp. 381- 394, Oct. 1903.

HoicouBe, À. R.— Separate Street-car law in New Orleans, Outlook, vol. 72, pp. 746-747, November 29,

Hozzy, J. T. — Origin of the race antagonism, Arena, vol. 21, p. 422, April, 1899.

* Muzer, Keury. — Anglo-Saxon and the African, Arena,

vol. 28, pp. 575-584, December, 1902.

— Remedies for Lynching. RS Workman, Nov.

of the American Negro. The American Negro Academy, Occasional Papers, n° 1, Asus, AG 1897. |

NEGROPHOBIA 1N THE UNITED STATES, Once a Week, vol. 6, p. 418.

NEGROES, EQUALITY WITH WHITE MEN, De Bow, vol. 30, p. 924, vol. 31, p. 136.

NEw OuLrans RI0TS. Public Opinion, vol. 29, p. 136.

PARTON, J. — Antipathy to the Negro. North American de Review, vol. 127, p. 476. | Le

PENBERTON, GC. H. — Barbarism of Civilization, Arena, Lt vol. 23, pp. 5-45, January, 1900. 2e, Pincu, P. — Color line in Worship, Andover Review, 206

vol. 7, p. 491.

À ee ie) rer ane EE ne D MON ie Res nd SA

PR DL 5 ne «

* PRice, J. C. — Negroes, Do they seek social equality ?

Forum, vol. 40, p. 558. | 6 * PROBLEM AS VIEWED BY A SOUTHERN COIORED WOMAN. Inde- = pendent, vol. 54, pp. 2221-2224, September 18, 1902.

* PROBLEM AS VILWEUW BY A SOUTHERN WHITE WOMAN, Indepen-

RE EE ee ve F ARE US

— FES L: < È ü e. a ” é TX + se “ > 7 2 ‘ : Te RE = » re Ch $ £ Zb = - : <s me 2e gr — ro io te & PA PS nt esei : É PARTS er PE ah Er ee a TE re SA = Ge si = Rs | RS De » | $ ps DE : À ae fe Pi So Er Si = - .. mere à art La L Œ a A OR QE CNE EE dde mhsè, 3 = < = ds ; * ,

nn, 2

dent, vol. 54, pp. 2224-2298, September 20, 1902.

* RACE RIOTS IN NEW OnLEANs, Independent, vol. 52, p.

4821, August 2, 1900. |

* Race RioTs IN NEW York, Independant, vol. 52. p. 2056,

August 23, 1900.

* RACE RIOTS 1N NEW York. — Outlook, vol. 65, p. 946, August 25, 1900.

REVIEWING THE RACE ISSUE. — Independent, vol, 55, pp. 337-338, February 5, 1903.

Rose, J. C. — Hoffman on the. American Negroes. Nation, vol. 64, p. 246, April 1, 1897.

* ScarzorouGn, W. S. — Lawlessness versus lawlessness,

Arena, vol. 24, pp. 478-483, November, 1900.

* — The race problem from the Negro’s point of view. Arena, vol. 4, p. 219.

Suite, €. H. — Have American Negroes too much liberty? Forum, vol. 16, p. 176.

SNYDER, J. — Prejudice against Negroes. Forum, vol. 8, T'218)

SOUTHERN IGNORANCE OF THE NEGRO. — Independent, vol. 55, pp. 634-635, March 12, 1903.

Srarr, F. — Hoffman on the American Negroes. Dial (Chicago), vol. 22, p. 17, January 1, 1897.

Togras, D. E. — Negro on the position of the Negro in- America. Nineteenth Century, vol. 46, pp. 957-973, December, 1900. |

Tourese, À. W. — Appeal to Caesar.

* Two Lyxcmnés, Independent, vol. 52,p. 1332, May 31, 1900.

Wecrs-Baënerr, I. B. — Lynch law in America, Arena, vol. 23, pp. 15-24, January, 1900.