Tuskegee & Its People: Their Ideals and Achievements
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Chapter 21 THE EVOLUTION OF A SHOEMAKER
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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uary 1, 1867. My father and mother were both slaves. My fat
on a public free school for colored children. I
1 Chapter 1 PRESENT ACHIEVEMENTS AND GOVERNING IDEALS2 Chapter 2 RESOURCES AND MATERIAL EQUIPMENT3 Chapter 3 THE ACADEMIC AIMS4 Chapter 4 WHAT GIRLS ARE TAUGHT, AND HOW5 Chapter 5 A COLLEGE PRESIDENT'S STORY6 Chapter 6 A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S STORY7 Chapter 7 A LAWYER'S STORY8 Chapter 8 A SCHOOL TREASURER'S STORY9 Chapter 9 THE STORY OF A FARMER10 Chapter 10 THE STORY OF A CARPENTER11 Chapter 11 COTTON-GROWING IN AFRICA12 Chapter 12 THE STORY OF A TEACHER OF COOKING13 Chapter 13 A WOMAN'S WORK14 Chapter 14 UPLIFTING THE SUBMERGED MASSES15 Chapter 15 A DAIRYMAN'S STORY16 Chapter 16 THE STORY OF A WHEELWRIGHT17 Chapter 17 THE STORY OF A BLACKSMITH18 Chapter 18 A DRUGGIST'S STORY19 Chapter 19 THE STORY OF A SUPERVISOR OF MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES20 Chapter 20 A NEGRO COMMUNITY BUILDER21 Chapter 21 THE EVOLUTION OF A SHOEMAKER