IS 182AC, Laboratory, IS182.
Links on the World Wide Web
Print and Power in America. M.K. Duggan
Education and Printing
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The hornbook and the New England Primer. Page 24
- The primer by Daniel Claus [and Paulus?] with bilingual
Mohawk and English.
- Sequoyah
and The Cherokee Phoenix
- McGuffey's Reader.
- "Impressions of an Indian Childhood. Zitkala-Sa. Atlantic
Monthly, vol. 85, 1900. Text. Section 1. Impressions of an Indian
Childhood. Section 2. The School Days of an Indian Girl. Section 3. An
Indian Teacher Among Indians. At the same site are other of her writings,
including "Why I am a Pagan."
- The Cotton Mather Home Page.
Includes "The Education of Children," The Duties of Children to Their Parents,"
and "The Duties of Parents to their Children."
- "A Chinese fortune-teller." Harper's
Weekly 22 (Dec. 28, 1878). "The Chinese School in
Mott Street, New York." Harper's Weekly 23 (Mar. 15, 1879).
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Reconstruction, reading, and education. An introductory text on the period
of the Reconstruction of the South.
Stereotypes
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Jefferson's notes on slavery. Text of manuscript.
- African Americans in music. Go to 19th-Century California Music
and click on African American. Each piece of California
music may be viewed by using the search engine and typing in the name of the
piece. While a few depict African Americans realistically, the great majority
depend on caraicature. Nevertheless, it is clear that the public wanted to
hear and buy music associated with African Americans.