In this autobiography, originally published in 1940, Terrell describes the important events and people in her life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Debra Newman Ham, former Archivist at NARA and the editor of the original Black History Guide. Ham is currently a professor of history at Morgan State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword, Debra Newman Ham Introduction 1. My Parents 2. Early Childhood 3. I am Sent North to School 4. My Parents Send Me to Oberlin, Ohio 5. I Enter Oberlin College 6. Activities During College Course 7. I Go to Memphis, Teach Wilberforce and Washington and Go Abroad 8. I Study in Germany 9. In Europe with Mother and Brother 10. I Leave Berlin and Go to Florence 11. I Return to the United States 12. With Frederick Douglass and Paul Dunbar at the World's Fair 13. Buying a Home Under Difficulties 14. Learning to Cook and Entertaining Guests 15. The Commissioners of the National Capital Appoint Me a Member of the School Board 16. The National American Woman Suffrage Association Invites Me to Speak 17. Club Work 18. On the Lecture Platform 19. Notable Lecture Engagements 20. Prince Henry of Prussia, Dr. Brooker T. Washington 21. In Berlin, Germany 22. Distinguished People I Met Abroad 23. My Efforts to Succeed as a Writer 24. My Children and I 25. My Experience as a Clerk in a Government Department 26. Efforts in Senate to Prevent Judge Terrell's Confirmation 27. The Secretary of War Suspends Order Dismissing Colored Soldiers at My Request 28. Harriet Beecher Stowe Centenary and My Sally into Spiritualism 29. Trying to Get a Colored Girl into an Academy in the North 30. Traveling Under Difficulties 31. Political Activities-Charged with Disorderly Conduct 32. Work in War Camp Community Service 33. Delegate to the International Peace Congress 34. Meeting Old Friends and New-Plus a Dose of Race Prejudice Administered by My Countrymen 35. A Week-end Visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. G.Wells-I Meet Other Distinguished People in England 36. Employed by Ruth Hanna McCormick to Help in Her Campaign for the United States Senate. Abroad with My Daughter 37. A Few Cases of Friction 38. Crossing the Color Line 39. The Colored Man's Paradise 40. Social Activities 41. I Address the International Assembly of the World Fellowship of Faiths in London and Meet Haile Selassie 42. Carrying On Index
Foreword, Debra Newman Ham Introduction 1. My Parents 2. Early Childhood 3. I am Sent North to School 4. My Parents Send Me to Oberlin, Ohio 5. I Enter Oberlin College 6. Activities During College Course 7. I Go to Memphis, Teach Wilberforce and Washington and Go Abroad 8. I Study in Germany 9. In Europe with Mother and Brother 10. I Leave Berlin and Go to Florence 11. I Return to the United States 12. With Frederick Douglass and Paul Dunbar at the World's Fair 13. Buying a Home Under Difficulties 14. Learning to Cook and Entertaining Guests 15. The Commissioners of the National Capital Appoint Me a Member of the School Board 16. The National American Woman Suffrage Association Invites Me to Speak 17. Club Work 18. On the Lecture Platform 19. Notable Lecture Engagements 20. Prince Henry of Prussia, Dr. Brooker T. Washington 21. In Berlin, Germany 22. Distinguished People I Met Abroad 23. My Efforts to Succeed as a Writer 24. My Children and I 25. My Experience as a Clerk in a Government Department 26. Efforts in Senate to Prevent Judge Terrell's Confirmation 27. The Secretary of War Suspends Order Dismissing Colored Soldiers at My Request 28. Harriet Beecher Stowe Centenary and My Sally into Spiritualism 29. Trying to Get a Colored Girl into an Academy in the North 30. Traveling Under Difficulties 31. Political Activities-Charged with Disorderly Conduct 32. Work in War Camp Community Service 33. Delegate to the International Peace Congress 34. Meeting Old Friends and New-Plus a Dose of Race Prejudice Administered by My Countrymen 35. A Week-end Visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. G.Wells-I Meet Other Distinguished People in England 36. Employed by Ruth Hanna McCormick to Help in Her Campaign for the United States Senate. Abroad with My Daughter 37. A Few Cases of Friction 38. Crossing the Color Line 39. The Colored Man's Paradise 40. Social Activities 41. I Address the International Assembly of the World Fellowship of Faiths in London and Meet Haile Selassie 42. Carrying On Index
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