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Notes and newspaper articles on African American clergymen and preachers

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Notes and transcripts of newspaper articles on late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century African American clergymen and preachers

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Chicago Public Library

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Illinois Digital Heritage Hub

Keywords

  1. African American Churches
  2. African American Clergy
  3. African American Girls
  4. African American Graduate Students
  5. African American Women
  6. African Americans
  7. Anecdotes
  8. Biography
  9. Brown, Henry, 1823
  10. California
  11. Clergy
  12. Congregational Churches
  13. Congresses
  14. Domestic/Community/Social Life
  15. Education
  16. Gaines, W. J. (Wesley John), 1840 1912
  17. Georgia
  18. Gifted Children
  19. Graduate Students
  20. Indiana
  21. Jasper, John, 1812 1901
  22. Kentucky
  23. Louisville
  24. Methodist Episcopal Church
  25. National Council Of Women Of The United States
  26. Negro Young Peoples' Christian And Educational Congress (1906 : Washington, D.C.)
  27. Newspapers
  28. Oakland
  29. Political Activity
  30. Race Relations
  31. Religion
  32. Religious Aspects
  33. Social Conditions
  34. Southern States
  35. United States
  36. Webb, James Morris
  37. Women
  38. Yale College (1718 1887). Theological Department

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