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Norris Wright Cuney : a tribune of the Black people / by his daughter Maud Cuney Hare ; with an introduction by James S. Clarkson, formerly sureyor of customs of the Port of New York.

1913

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The Black History and Culture Evergreen Initiative is an effort to foreground African American and Black authored holdings in Princeton University Library, and to allow digital access to them around the world. The ongoing collection and digitization of materials supports teaching and research initiatives in reconstructing social, cultural, artistic, historic, economic, and political worlds that the dominant historical record has ignored, neglected or obscured.
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N-002619
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New York City : The Crisis Publishing Company, 26 Vesey street, 1913.
New York : Robert N. Wood, printer, 202 East Ninety-ninth street
©1913
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Cuney-Hare, Maud, 1874-1936
Language
English
Subject
Cuney, Norris Wright 1846-1898
African American politicians—Texas—Biography
Texas—Politics and government—1865-1950
African Americans—Texas—History
Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)—Texas
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