Publisher's Synopsis
Founded in 1868, the Hampton Institute was a renowned school for the education of African Americans and Native Americans. 'The Southern Workman' was its official magazine and reflects its commitment to vocational education and self-sufficiency. This collection of articles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries offers a glimpse into the history of American education and the challenges and opportunities faced by marginalized communities.
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