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Contents Introduction 1 1 From Slavery to Freedom: John Edward Bruce's Childhood and Adolescence 7 2 Bldyen, Crummell, and Bruce: Mentors, Patrons, and the Evolution of a Pan-African Network 40 3 Race, Politics, and Patronage: John Edward Bruce and the Republican Party 81 4 Frderick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, and John Edward Bruce's Career as a Journalistic Hired Gun 126 5 The Popularization of African American History:John Edward Bruce as Historian, Bibliophile, and Black History Advocate 154 6 Grand Old Man of the Movement: John Edward Bruce, Marcus Garvey, and the UNIA 229 Conclusion The Making of A Race Man: The Meaning and Significance of John Edward Bruce's Life 271 Notes 280 Selected Bibliography 389 Index 000
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Bruce, John Edward, African American political activists Biography, African American journalists Biography, African American historians Biography, African Americans Historiography, African diaspora, Pan-Africanism, African Americans Intellectual life, African Americans Politics and government