Abigail Mott was a Quaker and abolitionist from New York who, along with fellow Quaker M. S. Wood, has compiled a provocative collection of stories of “Colored Americans.” They range from well-known figures such as Phillis Wheatley and Sojourner Truth to the common men and women who give poignant insights of their life. Selections consist of short anecdotes, essays, stories, letters and poetry. Many have strong religious and spiritual themes. – Summary by Larry Wilson
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1:
Preface
2:
Phillis Wheatley
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Deliverance of a Hottentot from a Lion
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Answer to Prayer
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Fallacies Respecting the Race of Ham
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Old Dinah
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No-Account Johnny
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Zachary and the Boy
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Trust in Providence
10:
The Wife
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A Hottentot's Love for Her Teachers and the Power of Prayer
12:
The Living Sacrifice
13:
Saat
14:
The Psalm of the Slave
15:
The Missionary Box/He Never Told a Lie
16:
Daddy Davy
17:
An Aged Christian
18:
Uncle Jack
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Christian Kindness
20:
Gratitude of Slaves
21:
The Slave Shoemaker
22:
Let me Ring the Bell
23:
Flight of a Slave
24:
Benjamin Banneker
25:
Repentance and Amendment in a Colored School at Christiansburg
26:
An Incident
27:
Sojourner Truth
28:
Katy Ferguson/Poor Pompey
29:
Ancass
30:
A Storm at Sea
31:
Little Wa
32:
The African Servant
33:
The Blind Slave in the Mines
34:
The African Servant's Prayer
35:
Anecdote
36:
A Little Act of Kindness
37:
Old Susan
38:
Poor Sarah
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The Generous Negro
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Captain Paul Cuffee
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Solomon Bayley
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Clarinda
43:
Naimbanna
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Zilpah Montjoy
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Belinda Lucas
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Gustavus Vassa
47:
Billy and Jenny
48:
George Hardy
49:
Lott Carey
50:
The Good Master and His Faithful Slave
51:
Ezekiel Coston
52:
An Anecdote/The Colored Foundling
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The Grateful Negro/The Faithful Nurse
54:
Coffin/James Derham
55:
The African Prince
56:
Uncle Harry
57:
Hospitable Negro Woman
58:
Gratitude in a Liberated Slave/Agnes Morris
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Extraordinary Exertions to Obtain Liberty/William Bowen
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Anthony Benezet
61:
Extraordinary Munificence
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Temptation Resisted and Honesty Rewarded
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The Good Old Indian
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Faith of a Poor Blind Woman/African Schools in New York
