by George W Williams. 1883. 481p

The text explores the history and contributions of the Negro race, from their roles as soldiers, sailors, laborers, hunters, and fishermen to their impact on various fields such as education, music, poetry, statesmanship, farming, medicine, astronomy, mathematics, philosophy, and science. It delves into the organization of government, conquest of Indian tribes, introduction of slavery, laws regulating freed Negroes, and the status of Negroes in colonies like Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland. Additionally, it discusses the military service of Negroes during the Revolutionary War, their presence in various territories, and their resilience in the face of challenges like the slave trade.