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OverviewThis installment of George L. Lee's four fascinating books of pen and ink sketches reaches out to include many famous people from the United States. Arranged chronologically (from Lemuel Haynes, a Minuteman in the Revolutionary War, to present-day figures), more than 150 cameo biographies accompany the stunning drawings and present both major and little known accomplishments of each of the African descendants. This is a wonderful resource for students, teachers, African American community leaders and the general reader. Full Product DetailsAuthor: George L. LeePublisher: McFarland & Co Inc Imprint: McFarland & Co Inc Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 0.70cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.209kg ISBN: 9780786467655ISBN 10: 0786467657 Pages: 144 Publication Date: 02 February 2012 Recommended Age: From 18 years Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsTable of Contents Lemuel Haynes James Armistead Josiah Henson Daniel A. Payne Martin R. Delany Mary Ellen Pleasant Hiram R. Revels Mordecai Johnson James W. Healy Oscar De Priest Henry Mack Henry Fitzbutler Harry T. Burleigh Sylvester Magee Robert Smalls Allen Allensworth T. McCants Stewart Josh White Edward C. Berry Lucy Craft Laney Alexandre Dumas Nathan F. Mossell Pearl Prirnus Junius G. Groves J.L. Thomas Dean Kelly Miller Anthony Overton Jesse Binga Sim T. Webb Mary McLeod Bethune Benjamin Banneker Armond W. Scott Benjamin 0. Davis, Sr. Leroy “Satchel” Paige Robert L. Vann William Pickens John Roy Lynch Channing Tobias Thomas “Fats” Waller Robert A. Cole Eubie Blake Oscar “Papa” Celestin Joe “King” Oliver Edward “Kid” Ory Hall Johnson Clarence Muse Sinclair Henry Jeter Charles “Lucky” Roberts Buddy Johnson Richard M. Jones Earl B. Dickerson Judge Henry Parker Xernona Clayton Walter White Charles Henry (Jack) Blackburn C.B. Powell Benjamin E. Mays Crystal Bird Fauset Cora M. Brown Hattie McDaniel Rex lngram Ethel Waters Elijah Muhammad Rayford W. Logan Raymond Pace Alexander Howard Thurman Ferdinand Q. Morton Roy Wilkins Isaiah T. Montgomery Amanda Randolph William J. Knox Gwendolyn Brooks Helen Marie Guenveur Allison Davis Zora Neale Hurston Arna Bontemps W. Montague Cobb Haile Selassie 1 Euclid Louis Taylor David W. Kellum S.B. Fuller Roi Ottley Madame Evanti Ted Poston E. Simms Campbell Canada Lee Cab Calloway Robert C. Weaver Augustus F. Hawkins Boston Daniels Louis Jordan John M. Burgess Avon Long Hugh M. Gloster Willard Motley Frank Robinson George N. Leighton Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr. Lucius H. Pitts Ossie Davis Ulysses Kay Thelonious Monk Wilson C. Riles Joe Williams Ella Fitzgerald Edward W. Brooke William T. Coleman, Jr. The “Ink Spots” Rachel Robinson Dempsey J. Travis Walter E. Washington James A. “Billboard” Jackson Ruby I. Bell “Satchel” Paige Wendell P. Dabney Butterfly McQueen Damon J. Keith Joseph L. Howze Ruby Dee Charles B. Armstrong, Sr. Luke C. Moore Emmett J. Rice Charles L. Gittens Medgar Evers Erroll Garner Otis M. Smith Andrew Hatcher Miles Davis, 111 Clotilde Bowen Carl B. Stokes John Coltrane Levi Jackson Francis E. Rivers Kenneth Spencer Carra Dell Owens Leroy R. Johnson A. Leon Higginbotham Manford Byrd, Jr. Ernest N. Morial, Robert G. Clark Martin Luther King, Jr. Shirley Chisolm Thomas D. Parham, Jr. Raymond St. Jacques Isaac T. Gillam IV Kenneth Gibson Jim Tilmon Godfrey Cambridge Richard G. Hatcher Richard Allen Franklin A. Thomas Clerow “Flip” Wilson Johnny Mathis Billy Dee Williams Roland Burris Maynard Jackson, Jr. Richard Arrington Mary F. Berry Mary T. Washington Walter E. Fauntroy Robert Guillaume Frankie “Sugar Chile” Robinson Valaida Snow Julian Bond Lorraine Hansberry Curtis Mayfield George Benson Karen Stevenson Vincent Brooks Mary E. TillerReviewsa useful addition to journalism and popular culture --<i>ARBA</i>. a useful addition to journalism and popular culture --ARBA. “a useful addition to journalism and popular culture”—ARBA. Author InformationThe late George L. Lee was the author of several books. His works of art as well as his other published works, were originally run in a variety of newspapers. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |