Up From Slavery
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Booker T. Washington's American classic recounts his triumph over the legacy of slavery, his founding of the Tuskegee Institute, and his emergence as a national spokesperson for his race.Langston HughesWashington's story of himself, as half-seen by himself, is one America's most revealing books.
ForewordPrefacePt. 1Introduction : "an exemplary citizen"1Pt. 2The document37Up from slavery an autobiography37Pt. 3Related documents1951Letter to Booker T. Washington, 18951952Letter to Ednah Dow Littlehale Cheney, 13951963An open letter to Benjamin Ryan Tillman, 18951974A statement on southern politics, 19002005Letter to John A. Hertel, 19002026Letter to Booker T. Washington, 19002037Letter to Lyman Abbott, 19002058Book review of Up from slavery, 19012069A review of Up from slavery, 190121010Letter to Edgar Gardner Murphy, 190421411Booker T. Washington and his critics, 1904217AppA Booker T. Washington chronology (1856-1915)222App: Questions for consideration225App: Selected bibliography227Index229
