Wanted Leaders a Study of Negro Development
Wanted Leaders a Study of Negro Development
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Augustine's, Raleigh, has had a continuous and distinguished career, the story of which appears later.
In 1873, the Petersburg School became a Normal School under Major Giles B. Cooke, a Confederate of^cer who, entering the ministry, became rector of St. Stephen's Church for Negroes. The story of this school is interesting as the model of other less noted ones throughout the South.
Early in 1866, our Church Freedman's Bureau sent, to Petersburg, Miss Amanda Aiken (whose memory has ever since be...en revered) as the teacher and organizer of St. James' School which was first 151 Wanted - Leaders !
opened in a private room. After many vicissitudes, the school wsls finally established in a house which, though inconvenient and distant a mile from the old site, served to shelter a good number of the 320 pupils formerly enrolled. Under the name, St. Stephen's, a new and attractive church and school were completed in 1868, and the Rev. Jos. S. Atwell, a colored priest, took charge the follow- ing year and conducted the parochial school until 1873.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Augustine's, Raleigh, has had a continuous and distinguished career, the story of which appears later.
In 1873, the Petersburg School became a Normal School under Major Giles B. Cooke, a Confederate of^cer who, entering the ministry, became rector of St. Stephen's Church for Negroes. The story of this school is interesting as the model of other less noted ones throughout the South.
Early in 1866, our Church Freedman's Bureau sent, to Petersburg, Miss Amanda Aiken (whose memory has ever since be...en revered) as the teacher and organizer of St. James' School which was first 151 Wanted - Leaders !
opened in a private room. After many vicissitudes, the school wsls finally established in a house which, though inconvenient and distant a mile from the old site, served to shelter a good number of the 320 pupils formerly enrolled. Under the name, St. Stephen's, a new and attractive church and school were completed in 1868, and the Rev. Jos. S. Atwell, a colored priest, took charge the follow- ing year and conducted the parochial school until 1873.
What to read after Wanted Leaders a Study of Negro Development?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Dubose Bratton to read onlineMoreLess
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