Alexander Crummell
March 3, 1819 – September 10, 1898
A pioneering African-American minister, academic and African nationalist (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Crummell>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- Against Slavery
- Liberia, the land of promise to free colored men
- Duty of a rising Christian state ...
- Africa and America: Addresses and Discourses
- Common sense in common schooling
- The greatness of Christ
- The social principle among a people, and its bearing on their progress and development
- The black woman of the South
- The relations and duties of free colored men in America to Africa
- Civilization and Black progress
- Destiny and race
- Sermons nos. 1-412
- The man: the hero: the Christian!
- [Look within
- Civilization the primal need of the race
- The eulogy on Henry Highland Garnet, D.D., Presbyterian minister, late minister resident of the U.S. to the Republic of Liberia
- The English language in Liberia
- The race-problem in America
- The Black woman of the South
- The English language in Liberia
- Africa and America
- The duty of a rising Christian state to contribute to the world's well-being and civilization
- The solution of problems, the duty and destiny of man
- Speech of Rev. Alexander Crummell at the colonization anniversary, New-York, May 9th, 1861
- The race-problem in America
- The greatness of Christ, and other sermons
- The Future of Africa
- A defence of the negro race in America from the assaults and charges of Rev. J. L. Tucker, D. D., of Jackson, Miss., in his paper before the "Church Congress" of 1882
- The duty of a rising Christian state to contribute to the world's well-being and civilization, and the means by which it may perform the same
- Incidents of hope for the Negro race in America
- The solution of problems, the duty and the destiny of man
- The shades and the lights of a fifty years' ministry
- Charitable institutions in colored churches
- A defence of the Negro race in America from the assaults and charges of Rev. J.L. Tucker, D.D., of Jackson, Miss., in his paper before the "Church Congress" of 1882, on "The relations of the church to the colored race"
- Marriage and divorce
- Selection of works
- The Negro race not under a curse
- Civilization the primal need of the race, the inaugural address, and The attitude of the American mind toward the Negro intellect, first annual address
- Eulogy on the life of and services of Hon. Frederick Douglass
- The shades and the lights of a fifty years' ministry
Author data: Open Library