The history of black Freemasonry from Boston and Philadelphia in the late 1700s through the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cécile Révauger is a respected historian of Freemasonry and a professor at the University of Bordeaux. The author of several books on Freemasonry in French, she lives in the Bordeaux region of Southern France.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Margaret C. Jacob, Ph.D. Foreword by Peter P. Hinks, Ph.D. Acknowledgments INTRODUCTION Interpreting the Black Experience PART ONE The Genesis of Black Freemasonry ONE Prince Hall Legend and History 8 TWO The Birth of Black Freemasonry THREE The Major Principles PART TWO A Militant Tradition FOUR Abolitionism FIVE Education SIX The Fight for Civil Rights PART THREE A Community Takes Control of Its Own Destiny SEVEN The Cooperative Ideal EIGHT Women and Black Freemasonry NINE Jazzmen and Black Artists PART FOUR The Parted Brothers TEN The Brothers Who Were Excluded in the Name of the Great Principles ELEVEN The Racism of White Freemasons TWELVE Some Attempts to Come Together THIRTEEN Prince Hall and the French Masonic Obediences FOURTEEN The Perspective of Prince Hall Freemasons The Separatist Temptation FIFTEEN The Caribbean Masonic Space Between Prince Hall and Europe CONCLUSION To Each His Own Path AFTERWORD A Question of Democracy by René Le Moal Appendices APPENDIX I Original Prince Hall Charter, General Regulations, and Petitions APPENDIX II “Heroines of Jericho” APPENDIX III Letters APPENDIX IV Prince Hall Grand Lodges Notes Bibliography of Masonic Speeches and Annals Bibliography Index
Foreword by Margaret C. Jacob, Ph.D. Foreword by Peter P. Hinks, Ph.D. Acknowledgments INTRODUCTION Interpreting the Black Experience PART ONE The Genesis of Black Freemasonry ONE Prince Hall Legend and History 8 TWO The Birth of Black Freemasonry THREE The Major Principles PART TWO A Militant Tradition FOUR Abolitionism FIVE Education SIX The Fight for Civil Rights PART THREE A Community Takes Control of Its Own Destiny SEVEN The Cooperative Ideal EIGHT Women and Black Freemasonry NINE Jazzmen and Black Artists PART FOUR The Parted Brothers TEN The Brothers Who Were Excluded in the Name of the Great Principles ELEVEN The Racism of White Freemasons TWELVE Some Attempts to Come Together THIRTEEN Prince Hall and the French Masonic Obediences FOURTEEN The Perspective of Prince Hall Freemasons The Separatist Temptation FIFTEEN The Caribbean Masonic Space Between Prince Hall and Europe CONCLUSION To Each His Own Path AFTERWORD A Question of Democracy by René Le Moal Appendices APPENDIX I Original Prince Hall Charter, General Regulations, and Petitions APPENDIX II “Heroines of Jericho” APPENDIX III Letters APPENDIX IV Prince Hall Grand Lodges Notes Bibliography of Masonic Speeches and Annals Bibliography Index
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