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adam_text Contents Volume I: Beginnings Through the Harlem Renaissance PREFACE xxiii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxxi INTRODUCTION: TALKING BOOKS xxxv The Vernacular Tradition. Part I imhodlciion * Spirituals io С it у С л I ltd И i-a vr n · 12 I Know Moon-Rise 1 * ľ/ekiol Saw <lc Wheel · 1 * I m a-Rollin · N Cic» Oown, Míisťs · N B c o n in the Stíirm Sci І.опц · l*> Swing I-ow. Sweel Chariot · іь Steal Away to Jesus · 16 Didn t My Ltml Deliver Daniel? · 17 Cod s а -Gonna ¡rouble the Water · IH Ѕ<к>п I Will líe Done · is С ome Sunda> · Iі* Six c i.ar Rhymes and Songs ¿a [We raise de w heat | 21 1e and M> Captain 21 Promises of rret ilom 22 No More Auction BlcK-k. · 2* Jack ^п<І Din.ih Want I nedom 2* Run. Nigger. Пип 24 ucJk» wir«. )» » jłJibbk- »>n tK«· ix x I CON TENTS Another Man Done Gone · 24 You May Go But This Will Bring You Back · 25 Ballads John Henry · 25 Frankié and Johnny · 28 Railroad Bill 29 The Signifying Monkey · ЗО St ас kolec · 32 Sinking of the Titanic 33 Shine and the Titanic 34 Work Songs Pick a Bale of Cotton · 35 Go Down, Old Hannah · 36 Cant You Line It? · 37 The Blues Good Morning, Blues · 4O Hellhound on My Trail · 40 С. С. Rider · 41 Backwater Blues · 42 Down-Hearted Blues · 43 Prove ft on Me Blues · 43 trouble in Mind · 44 How Long Blues · 45 Rock Me Mama · 46 Yellow Dog Blues · 46 St. Louis Blues · 47 Beale Street Blues · 48 The Hesitating Blues · 5O Goin to Chicago Blues * 51 Fine and Mellow · si Hoochie Coochie · 52 Sunnyland · 51 My Handy Man · 53 Folktales All Cods Chillen Had Wings 57 Bin Talk Se Over Hurtling Story бо How to Write a Letter <ьо * Member Youse a Nigger 61 AVU Beateber Makin* Money 61 Why the Starr in Black Works Hardest 64 Oe Reason Miffier« Is Working So Hard 64 ТЪе Ventriloouist 65 CONTE NTS I xl Vou Talk Too Much, Anyhow 66 A Flying Fool 66 Brer Rabbit Tricks Brer Fox Again 67 The Wonderful Таг -Baby Story 68 How Mr. Rabbit Was Too Sharp for Mr. Fox 69 The Awful Fate of Mr. Wolf 70 What the Rabbit Learned 72 The Literature of Slavery and Freedom 1746-1865 INTRODUCTION 75 Jupiter Hammon (1711—1790/1806) нн An Evening Thought 89 An Address to Miss Phillis Wheat Icy 9| Venture Smith (1729?—1805) 94 A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Venture, A Native of Africa: But Resident above Sixty Years in the United States of America 94 Lucy Terry (ca. 172-4—1821) no Bars Fight 1 11 Olaldah Equiano (ca. 1745--1797) 112 The Interesting Narrative of the life of Olaudah I quiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African. Written by Himself J 14 Volume I 1 14 Chapter I IIS Chapter II 124 Frattt Chapter IN I *4 From Chapter IV Нб Phillis Wheatley (1753Г-1784) iv From Poems on Ч arious Subjects. Religious and .Mora} I łv Preface 1 Í9 [Letter Sent by the Authors Master to the Publisher! 14O To the Publiek 141 To .Maecenas 141 To the University €>f Cambriane, in New-Ľngland 14* On Being Brought from Africa to America 14* On the Death of the Re . Mr. C.eorg*- Whitcfield I7~O 144 To the Right Honourable William. Lari of Dartmouth. His Majesty s Principal Secretary €jf State for North-America. Etc. I4S On Imagination 146 xli I CONTENTS To S. M. a Young African Painter, on Seeing His Works 148 To Samson Occom 148 To His Excellency General Washington 149 S (EARLY I9TH CENTURY) Theresa, A Haytien Tale 152 David Walker (1785-1830) David Walker s Appeal in Four Articles; Together with a Preamble, to the Coloured Citizens of the World 161 Preamble 161 Article I. Our Wretchedness in Consequence of Slavery 164 George Moses Horton (1797^-1883?) m The Lover s Farewell 172 On Hearing of the Intention of a Gentleman to Purchase the Poet s Freedom 173 Division of an Estate 174 George Moses Horton, Myself 175 SojouRNER Truth (ca. 1799—1883) 176 Ar n t і a Woman? 178 From The Anti-Slaxvry Bugle, June 21, 18S1 178 From The Narrative of Sojourner Truth, 1878 178 Maria W. Stewart (1803-1879) Religion and the Pure Principles of Morality, the Sure Foundation on Which We Must Build 182 Introduction 182 Lecture Delivered at the Franklin Hall, Boston, September 21. 1832 183 Solomon Northlp (1807—?) From Twelve Years a Slave 19О Martin R. Delany (1812-1885) |48 The Condition. Elevation. Emigration and Destiny of the Colored People of the United States 201 Chapter I. Condition of Many Classes in Europe Considered 2OI Chapter II. Comparative Condition of the Colored People of the United Slates 2О2 Chapter V. Means of Elevation 209 Chapter XXIII. Things as They Are 21? Chapter XXIV. A Glance at Ourselves — Conclusion 216 Harriet Jacobs (ca. 1813-1897) >2i Incidente in lhe Ufe of a Slave Girl 224 Preface 224 CONTE NTS I xlii I. Childhood 224 II. The New Master and Mistress 227 V. The Trials of Girlhood 2-М) X. A Perilous Passage in the Slave CÍirľs Life 2.Я.Я XII. Fear of Insurrection 23f> XÏV. Another Link to Life 2*4 XVII. The Flight 241 XXI. The Loophole of Retreat 243 XXIX. Preparations for Escape 246 XXXIX. The Confession 2S[ XL. The Fugitive Slave Law 253 XLI. Free at Last 2S6 William Wells Brown (1814? —1884) 2Ы Narrative of William W. Brown, a Fugitive Slave 2Ы Chapter V 263 From Chapter VI 264 Clotel; or. The President s Daughter 27() Chapter I. The Negro Sale 27O Chapter II. Going to the South 27S Chapter IV. The Quadroon s Home 27*» Chapter XV. To-Day a Mistress, To- Morrem a Slave 2HÌ Chapter XIX. Escape of Clotel 2КЧ Hľ ry Highland Garnet (1815-1882) 24« An Address to the Slaves of the United States of Amvricu Victor Séjour (і 817-1874) ічь The Mulatto 248 Elizabeth Hobbs Kecki.kv (ca. 1818-1907) «>ч Behind the Scenes; or. Thirty Years a Slave and I our Years in the White House ЯІО Chapter I. Where I Was Born «10 Chapter II. Girlhood and Its Sorrows <14 Chapter III. Пои I Cia і ned l> Freedom II Chapter IV. In the Family t>f Senator Jefferson Davis 42* Frederick Douglass (1818-1895) «6 Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave. Written by Himself ПО M Bondage and My Freedom **** Chapter XXIII. Introduced to the Abolitionists A9< Chapter XXIV. Tuent} -One Months in Creat Britain ічь From What to the Slave Is the Fourth of Jul>?; An Address Delivered in Rochester. New York, on Ч July IHS2 4О2 «Iv I CONTENTS Life and limes oř Frederick Douglass 413 Second Part front Chapter XV. Weighed in the Balance 413 Third Part Chapter I, Later Life 419 James M. Whitfield (1822-1871) 422 America 423 Self- Relia nee 427 William Craft (1824—1900) and Ellen Craft (1826-1891) -*2ч f rotu Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom 431 Frances E. W. Harper (ca. 1825— 1911) 44s I t h ¡opia 448 Eliza Harris 449 The Slave Mother 4SO Vashti 4SI Bury Me in a Free Land 453 Aunt Chloes Politics 4S4 Learning to Read 4SS A Double Standard 456 Songs for the People 457 An Appeal lo My Country Women 458 The Two Offers 4Ы) Our Greatest Want 466 Funcy Etchings 468 (Enthusiasm and Lofty Aspirations] 46« Woman s Political Future 47O Harriet E. Wilson (1825—1900) 4-2 Our Nig: or. Sketches from the Life of a Free Black, in a Two-Story White House, North 474 Preface 474 Chapter I. Mag Smith. My Mother 474 Chapter II. My Fathers Death 477 Chapter III. Λ New Home for Me 48O From Chapter VIII. Visitor and Departure 485 Chapter X. Perplexities. — Another Death 487 Chapter XII. Th«· Winding Up of the Matter 49O Crafts (Hannah Bond) (1826-?) 442 The Bondswoman s Narrative 494 Fro«. Chapter I |In Childhood| 494 Fwvm Chapter 12 JA Now Mistress) 494 Fwvm Chapter 13 (ТЪе Beautifying Pmvder] 498 From Chapter 21 fin Freedom} CONTENTS I xv Literature of the Reconstruction to the New Negro Renaissance, 1865-1919 (NTRODUCTION 505 Nicholas Said (ca. 1833—1882.) 520 A Native of Bornoo 522 Charlotte Forten Grimké (1837— 1914) A Parting Hymn 535 Journals 536 From Journal One 536 From Journal Three 541 Booker T. Washington (1856 — 1915) Lp from Slavery 550 Chapter Í. A Slave among Slaves 55О Chapter II. Boyhood Days 557 Chapter III. The Struggle for an Education 564 Chapter XIV. The Atlanta Imposition Address 572 Charles W. Chľsnutt (1858 —1932) ѕно The Goophered Grapevine 5«2 The Passing of Grandison 541 The Wife of His Youth 602 Daves Neckliss 6 H) Anna Julia Cooper (1858? —1964) Womanhood a Vital Klement in the Regeneration and Progress of a Race б|ч Palline E. Hopkins (1859-1930) Talma Gordon 6 35 Bror Abr m Jimsons Wedding Л45 Famous Men of the Negro Race <ѕ5л Booker T. Washington л5л Famous Women of the Negro Race лл2 V. Literary WOrkers «Concluded) лѓ>2 Letter from Cordelia A. C ond iet and Pauline Hopkins s Reply ł. March 19Oł> ьь Ida В. Wells-Bar nett (1862-193») A Red Record 6~O Chapter I. The С ast- Staled л~« Chapter . I he Remed> л**^ it vi I CONTENTS VV. Ľ. B. Du Bois (1868-1963) 679 Λ Litany of Atlanta 684 The Song of the Smoke 686 The Souls of Black Folk 687 The Forethought 687 I. Of Our Spiritual Strivings 688 III. Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others 694 IV. Of the Meaning of Progress 703 V. Of the Wings of Atalanta 709 VI. Of the Training of Black Men 7 IS X. Of the Faith of the Fathers 725 XI. Of the Passing of the First-Born 733 XII. Of Alexander Crummell 737 XIII. Of the Coming of John 742 XIV. The Sorrow Songs 752 The After-Thought 76O The Damnation of Women 76O Criteria of Negro Art 771 James D. Corrothers (1869—1917) 778 Me V Dunbar 779 Paul Laurence Dunbar 780 James Weldon Johnson (1871— 1938) 7«o Sene c You Went Away 783 Lift Kvery Voice and Sing 783 C) Black and Unknown Bards 784 Fifty Years 78* Brothers 7Я8 The Creation 79О My City 792 The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man 792 The Book of American Negro Poetry Preface 871 Paul Laurence Dlnbar (1872-1906) 894 C)de to Ethiopia 89« Worn Oul «97 Л Negro Love Song 898 The Colored Soldiers «ян An Anie- Bellům Sermon VOO Ere Sleep Comes Down lo Soothe the Weary Lyes Not They Who Soar «Ю4 When Malindy Sings 9ОЧ We Ww the Mask «Ю* Utile Brown Baby 9О6 Her Thought and Hi* «ют CON TţNTS I *vH A Cabin Tale 907 Sympathy 910 Dinah Kneading Dough 910 The Haunted Oak 9]] Douglass 913 Philosophy 913 Black Samson of Brandywine 914 The Poet 91 S The Fourth of July and Kace Outrages 91 S Alice Moore Dlnbar Nelson (1875—1935) 917 Violets 918 I Sit and Sew 918 April Is on the Way 919 Violets 920 William Stanley Braithwaitľ (1878-1962) 922 The Watchers 922 The House of Falling Leaves 92 3 Sic Vita 924 ľiiNTON Johnson (1888 — 1958) 42s Tired 92S The Scarlet Woman 926 HARLEM RENAISSANCE, 19I9-I94O INTRODUCTION 929 Arthur A. Ѕсномвивс; (1874 — 1938) The Negro Digs Up His Past 94S Angelina Welo Círimké (1880 — 195H) Λ Winter Twilight 9SJ The Black Finger 9SI When the Green Lies over lhe F.arth c>41 Tenehris 9S2 Annl Spencer (1882-1975) Before the Feast tif Shushan I he ifo-Woman HtBĽRT Harrison (1883-1927) lhe Fast St. Louis Horror Two Negro Radicalisms l»>1» «vlil I CONTENTS JissiL· Reomon Falset (ca. 1884-1961) 962 Plum Bun: A Novel without a Moral 963 Home 963 Chapter I (Black Philadelphia] 963 Alain Locke (1886 — 1954) 967 hrum Apropos of Africa 968 The New Negro 973 Georgia Douglas Johnson (1886—1966) 982 The Heart of a Woman 983 I Want to Die While You Love Me 983 Marcus Garvey (1887-1940) 984 Africa for the Africans 986 The Future as I See It 989 René Maran (1887-1960) 992 Ratónala 99S Preface 995 From Chapter I Claude McKay (1889-1948) 1000 The Harlem Dancer IOO4 Harlem Shadow» ЮО4 If We Musi Die Ioos To the White Fiends IOO5 Africa 1006 America IOO6 The While House looe Outcast IOO7 Home to Harlem IOO7 Chapter XVII. He Also Loved 10O7 Banjo IOI2 Chapter VI. Meeting-up 1012 Fwom Chapter XVI. The Blue Cinema IO24 ZORA NeaLE HtRSTON (1891-1960) Svveal IO32 How It Feels 10 Be Colored Me 1O4O The Gilded Six-Bit * IO43 Characteristics of Negro Expression IOSO Mules mg*d Men IO62 INcgro Folklore! 10*2 Their Eye» Were Watching God toro Chapter I (The Return! loro Chapter 2 fPear TreeJ IO74 CON TENTS 1 xix Nella Larsen (1893-1964) 1079 Passing IO8O Jean Toomer (1894—1967) ini Cane 1143 George Samuel Schuyler (1895—1977) 1218 The Negro-Art Hokum 1219 Black No More 1222 Chapter 1 1222 Chapter 2 1230 Rudolph Fisher (1897—1934) 1237 The City of Refuge 1238 Eric Walrond (1898-1966) 1249 The Wharf Rats 1251 Pall Robeson (1898-1976) І2ло I Want to Be African 1262 Marita Bonner (1899 — 1971) 12*0 On Being Young — a Woman — and Colored 1266 Sterling A. Brown (1901-1989) Odyssey of Big Boy 1271 When de Saints Cit) Maching Homi· 1272 Long Gone 1276 Southern Road 1277 Strong Men 127K Memphis Blues 128О Slim Creer 1281 Slim in Atlanta 1283 Ma Rainey 1284 Cabaret 1 286 Break of Day 1288 Sam Smiley 1289 Gwendolyn B. Bennktt (190:1-1981) Heritage J 292 To a Dark Girl 1292 Wallace Thlrman (1902-1934» l2<e Infants of the Spring 1294 Chapter XXI [Harlem Saloni 1294 ж* I CONTENTS Langston Hughes (1902—1967) 1302 The Negro Speaks of Rivers 13O4 Mother to Son I3OS Danse Africaine 13O5 J a/./.on ia I í 06 Dream Variations I3O6 The Weary Blues I 307 I, Too 1308 Ja/./. Band in a Parisian Cabaret 1308 Johannesburg Mines 1309 Homesick Blues 1309 Mulatto 1309 Red Silk Stockings 131 1 Song for a Dark Girl 1311 Gal s Cry for a Dying Lover 1311 Dear Lovely Death 1312 Afro-American Fragment !312 Negro Servant 13ІЗ Christ in Alabama 1313 Cubes 1314 Ballad of the Landlord 1 31S Madam and the Rent Man 1316 Trumpet Player 1317 Song for Billie Holiday 1318 Dream Boogie І ЛІК Harlem 1319 Motto I3I9 Theme for English В ІЗІ9 The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain 1 32О The Big Sea 1324 When the Negro Was in Vogue 1324 Harlem Literati ІЗ ЗО Downtown 1334 Bop 1337 Nicolás Guillen (1902-1989) 1339 Little Ode 1341 My Las« Name 1342 COUNTEE CULLEN (1903—1946) 1 345 Yet Do I Marvel 1 347 Tableau 1148 Incidem 1348 Saturday s Child 1 34* The Shroud of Color 154-» Heritage- 1194 To John Kcac«, Poet, a« Spring Time From the Dark Tower I »** CONTf NTS I xxi Richard Bruce Nugent (1906 — 1987) Smoke, Lilies and Jade 1360 Helene Johnson (1907—1995) Poem 1371 Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem 1371 Invocation 1372 TIMELINE 1373 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1383 GENERAL READINGS 1383 THE VERNACULAR TRADITION 1391 LITERATURE OF SLAVERY AND FREEDOM 1392 LITERATURE OF THE RECONSTRUCTION TO THE NEW NEGRO RENAISSANCE Í397 HARLEM RENAISSANCE 1400 PERMISSIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1409 INDEX 1413
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