Political Life and Organizations of Negroes in New York City

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1. "The Negro in Politics"
2. "The Republican Party – Its Formation"
3. "The Influence of Negroes upon American Political Life"
4. "Brief History of Harlem Workers Center Headquarters of Communist Party"
5. "History of the Democratic Party in Harlem, 1916-1932"
6. "Political History of the Negro in New York"
7. "New York's Reaction to the Announcement of the Ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment"
8. "The Negro in the American Labor Party"
9. "Account of the Attitude of the City Fusion Party toward New York Negroes"
10. "'Boss' Tweed; Material about Him Re: Negroes
11. Chapter I, Part 3
12. Results of Vote for Mayor
13. "Tammany Hall and Colored Voters"
14. "The Republican Party and the Negro 1900-39
15. "Attitude of Socialist Party to the Negro"
16. "The Negro in Politics or the Political History of the Negro in New York"
17. "The New City Charter and Negro Representation"
18. "An Account of Charges of Fraud in Connection with the Candidacy of Delany T Hubert, Negro Candidate for the 21st Congressional District"
19. Letter from John J Bennett, Jr, Attorny-General, to Roi Ottley
20. "The Appointment of Negroes to the Courts in New York City"
21. "Negro Politicians – List of Names and Position
22. "Brief History of the Citizens Democratic Club"
23. "Brief History of the Coalition Democratic Club"
24. "Short History of the Dickens Democratic Club"
25. "Martin J Healy Democratic Association"
26. "Square Deal Republican Club"
27. "The United Colored Democracy"
28. "The Tenth Convention of the National Negro Business League Committee Held at Palm Garden Theatre, New York City, 8/17-19/1910"
29. "Brief History of National Negro Business League"
30. "History of Negro Political Organizations in Brooklyn"
31. "The United Colored Democracy, Part 2"
32. "Communist Party and the Negro People"
33. "Radicalism among the Negroes of New York"
34. "The Stand Taken by the 'Messenger' with Reference to Issues During, and Immediately Following the World War"
35. "'The Messenger' on the 'Negro Problem'"