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The Negro History Bulletin. February 1954. Vol. XVII, No. 5. [Carter G. Woodson]

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The Negro History Bulletin. February 1954. Vol. XVII, No. 5. [Carter G. Woodson]

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Washington, D.C.: Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Inc., 1954. 24 pages. 11 x 8¼ inches. Pictorial wrappers. Half tone illustrations. Near fine.

Includes articles by Bernard Mandel ("Anti-Slavery and the Southern Workers"), Marguerite Cartwright, and Mrs. Vivian R. Beavers ("Teaching the History of the Negro in Secondary Schools"). Cover portrait of "Carter G. Woodson, Father of Negro History," founder the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History and founding editor of The Negro History Bulletin.

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The Negro History Bulletin. February 1954. Vol. XVII, No. 5. [Carter G. Woodson]
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