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Footnote-5
1: "Cincinnati Morning
Herald", July 17, 1846.
2: Woodson, "The Education of the Negro
Prior to 1861", p. 242.
3: Turner, "The Negro in Pennsylvania", p.
143; "Correspondence of Dr. Benjamin Bush", XXXIX, p. 41.
4: DuBois, "The Philadelphia Negro", pp.
26-27.
5: "The Journal of Negro History", I, p. 5;
and "Proceedings of the American Convention of Abolition
Societies".
6: DuBois and Dill, "The Negro American
Artisan", p. 36.
7: Jay, "An Inquiry", pp. 34, 108, 109, 114.
8: "The Journal of Negro History", I, pp.
20-22.
9: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", p. 106.
10: "The Liberator", July 9, 1835.
11: Hammond, "Gerrit Smith", pp.
26-27.
12: Frothingham, "Gerrit Smith", p.
73.
13: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", pp. 107-108.
14: "Ibid.", p. 102.
15: "Ibid.", p. 102.
16: "Ibid.", pp. 103-104.
17: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", pp. 106-107.
18: DuBois, "The Philadelphia Negro", p.
31; "Report of the Condition of the Free People of Color",
1838; "ibid.", 1849; and Bacon, "Statistics of the Colored
People of Philadelphia", 1859.
19: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", p. 95.
20: DuBois, "The Philadelphia Negro", pp.
31-36.
21: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", p. 109.
22: "Ibid.", p. 101.
23: "Ibid.", p. 104.
24: "Ibid.", p. 105.
25: "Ibid.", p. 107.
26: "The Journal of Negro History", I, p.
22.
27: Hickok, "The Negro in Ohio", p. 88.
28: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", p. 99.
29: "Ibid.", p. 101.
30: "The Philanthropist", July 21, 1840,
gives these statistics in detail.
31: "The Philanthropist", July 21, 1840.
32: "The Cincinnati Daily Gazette", Sept.
14, 1841.
33: Barber's "Report on Colored People in
Ohio".
34: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", pp. 97, 98.
35: Delany, "Condition of the Colored
People", p. 98.
36: These facts were obtained from his
children and from Cincinnati city directories.
37: "Niles Register", LXIX, p.
357.
38: Letters received from Miss Fannie M.
Richards of Detroit.
39: These facts were obtained from
clippings taken from Detroit newspapers and from letters
bearing on Miss Richard's career.
40: "The A.M.E. Church Review", IV, p.
309; and XX, p. 137.
41: "Censuses of the United States"; and
Clark, "Present Condition of Colored People".
42: "Minutes and Proceedings" of the Annual
Convention of the People of Color.
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