Tuskegee Normal And Industrial School for Training Colored Teachers At Tuskege
Tuskegee Normal And Industrial School for Training Colored Teachers At Tuskege
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One of the encouraging features of the school is the warm interest it has in- spired in many of the leading white citizens of Tuskegee. Mr. G. W. Campbell and Mr. Wm. B. Swanson are among the oldest and most respected citizens of Macon County. They with Mr. Lewis Adams. 4 a prominent colored man, constitute the State Board of Commission- ers for the School. Colonel Bowen, Mr. Yarner, and Col. W. F. Foster— speaker o! the present Legislature— all citizens of Tuskegee and familiar with the school..., are among its warmest friends. A 5 hort time ago, in conversation with Hon. H. Clay Armstrong, our State Sup't. Of Education. I learned that he was so much pleased with the work of Mr. Washington and his associates QS to recommend to the Committee on Education to report a bill giving $1000 per year ad- ditional to the Si ho •! I was present during the debate on the bill . So interested was Col. Foster in its passage that he left the Speakers chair, and upon th
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the encouraging features of the school is the warm interest it has in- spired in many of the leading white citizens of Tuskegee. Mr. G. W. Campbell and Mr. Wm. B. Swanson are among the oldest and most respected citizens of Macon County. They with Mr. Lewis Adams. 4 a prominent colored man, constitute the State Board of Commission- ers for the School. Colonel Bowen, Mr. Yarner, and Col. W. F. Foster— speaker o! the present Legislature— all citizens of Tuskegee and familiar with the school..., are among its warmest friends. A 5 hort time ago, in conversation with Hon. H. Clay Armstrong, our State Sup't. Of Education. I learned that he was so much pleased with the work of Mr. Washington and his associates QS to recommend to the Committee on Education to report a bill giving $1000 per year ad- ditional to the Si ho •! I was present during the debate on the bill . So interested was Col. Foster in its passage that he left the Speakers chair, and upon th
What to read after Tuskegee Normal And Industrial School for Training Colored Teachers At Tuskege?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Wilhelmina Ludlow to read onlineMoreLess
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