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• Integration North and South, progress memorandum, by David Loth and Harold Fleming. Foreword by Morris L. ErnstDavid Goldsmith Loth
• Washington and General Jackson on negro soldiers. Gen. Banks on the bravery of negro troops. Poem--the Second LouisianaHenry Carey Baird
• The curse of race prejudiceJames F. Morton
• Southern race progress, the wavering color lineT. J. Woofter
• Toward better race relationsYoung Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A. National Board. Department of Data and Trends
• Race relations; adjustment of whites and Negroes in the United StatesWillis D. Weatherford
• The racial integrity of the American NegroA. H. Shannon
• The race conflict : a study of conditions in AmericaW. P Livingstone
• The negro wage-earner and apprenticeship training programs: a critical analysis, with recommendationsNational Association for the Advancement of Colored People
• The colored situation; a book of vocational and civic guidance for the Negro youthFaye Philip Everett
• An appeal to conscience; America's code of caste a disgrace to democracy, by Kelly Miller ... with an introduction by Albert Bushnell HartKelly Miller
• The Negro wage earnerLorenzo J. Greene
• The everlasting stainKelly Miller
• Negro progress since slaveryO. M. Morris
• The wrong of slavery, the right of emancipation : and the future of the African race in the United StatesRobert Dale Owen
• Employing the Negro in American industryPaul Herbert Norgren
• Civil rights in the urban crisisDonald Slaiman
• The Negro in sportsEdwin Bancroft Henderson
• My Philippine remembrancesClarence Colman
• The American Negro; a study in racial crossingMelville J. Herskovits
• Horse and buggy days with Uncle SamJohn Henry Paynter
• The Negro in Minnesota. With an introd. by Carl T. RowanEarl Spangler
• The invasion of MississippiEarl Lively
• The real number systemJohn M. H. Olmsted
• Privately developed interracial housing; an analysis of experienceEunice S Grier
• A half century of freedom of the negro in Ohio, compiled and arranged by W. A. JoinerWilliam A. Joiner
• Negro survey of PennsylvaniaPennsylvania. Dept. of Welfare
• People vs. property; race restrictive covenants in housingHerman Hodge Long
• The Negro in Pennsylvania, slavery--servitude--freedom, 1639-1861Edward Raymond Turner
• Mississippi negro lore, by S.F. DavisSidney Fant Davis
• The lives and works of Michael Angelo and RaphaelRichard Duppa
• Michelangelo, the manDonald Lord Finlayson
• ...D. Iunii Iuvenalis Saturae XIII. Thirteen satires of JuvenalJuvenal
• Inscriptions on the bronze tablets recently placed on the gates of the older burial grounds in Boston, MassachusettsSamuel A. Green
• Civil rights U. S. A.; housing in Washington, D. CUnited States Commission on Civil Rights
• Housing of the nonwhite population, 1940 to 1947United States. Housing and Home Finance Agency
• Homes of the freed, by Rossa B. Cooley, with an introd. by J. H. Dillard ... and four wood cuts by J. J. LankesRossa B. b. 1873 Cooley
• The Negro's opportunityHenry Leon Jones
• Note-book kept by the Rev. William Brinsmead, the first minister of Marlborough, MassSamuel A. Green
• The Negro peasant turns cityward; effects of recent migrations to northern centersLouise Venable Kennedy
• Differences in the occupational standing of black workers among industries and citiesJerolyn R Lyle
• Lives of seventy of the most eminent painters, sculptors and architects; ed. and annotated in the light of recent discoveries by E. H. and EGiorgio Vasari
• The lives of the painters, sculptors & architectsGiorgio Vasari
• Lives of seventy of the most eminent painters, sculptors and architectsGiorgio Vasari
• Old houses of ConnecticutNational Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Connecticut
• Michael AngeloE. V. Lucas
• MichelangeloKenyon Cox
• Lives of the artistsGiorgio Vasari
• Michael AngeloGeorg Gronau
• Remarks on the names of Townsend Harbor, Massachusetts, and of Mason Harbor and Dunstable Harbor, New HampshireSamuel A. Green
• France courageous and indomitableOswald Chew
• Changing characteristics of the Negro populationDaniel O Price
• Stranger in one's landUnited States Commission on Civil Rights
• The conquest of a continent, by Chase S. Osborn and Stella Brunt Osborn. MichiganChase Salmon Osborn
• Twenty-five years in the Black Belt, by William J. Edwardsوليم جيمس
• Let me live [by] Angelo HerndonAngelo Herndon
• A bibliography of Trovillion Private Press operated by Violet & Hal W. Trovillion at the Sign of the Silver HorseJ. Herman Schauinger
• Speech after laryngectomy; a comparative study of the breathing and speech coordinations of laryngectomized and normal subjects, and the reaLouis Michael DiCarlo
• The Russian artsRosa Newmarch
• Negro illegitimacy in New York cityRuth Reed