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The works of James McCune Smith : Black intellectual and abolitionist

Authors:James McCune Smith, John Stauffer

Summary:Best known today for his introduction to Frederick Douglas' My Bondage and My Freedom (1855), James McCune Smith was the foremost black intellectual in antebellum America and the first African American to receive a medical degree (from the University of Glasgow). This volume showcases Smith's writings on black education and self-help, citizendship, and fight against racism.

Print Book, English, ©2006

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Publisher: Oxford University Press, New York, ©2006

Genre:History

Physical Description:xlii, 340 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

ISBN:

9780195309614, 0195309618

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1023179392

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Works of James McCune Smith.

Smith, James McCune, 1813-1865.

Contents:

Early essays, speeches, and journal

New York correspondent, 1851-1855

New York correspondent, 1856-1859

Heads of the Colored people, 1852-1854

Anglo-African articles, 1859

Letters to Gerrit Smith, 1846-1864

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