| Chapter | | Page | | I | Thoughts on Slavery | 3 | | II | In Virginia | 22 | | III | Orators and Actors, Preachers and Singers | 70 | | IV | In Tennessee | 97 | | V | Marching Through Georgia | 119 | | VI | Tramping to the Sea | 152 | | VII | After the War: the Vote | 182 | | VIII | In Alabama: Color and Color Prejudice | 195 | | IX | The Southern Point of View | 211 | | X | Exodus | 232 | | XI | In North Florida and New Orleans | 240 | | XII | The New Negro Mind | 263 | | XIII | Negro Leadership | 282 | | XIV | The World Aspect | 291 | | XV | Up the Mississippi | 309 | | XVI | At Vicksburg | 328 |
The Negro slaves were released in 1863. They and their children number twelve millions out of a total of a hundred millions of all races blending in America. Where do the children of the slaves stand to-day?
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