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Box 1

Scrapbook of material on child development, with an author and subject index. Includes notes from lectures; samples of research survey forms; some correspondence. 1882-94,

Box 1

Scrapbook of material on child development, with emphasis on study of color perception and discrimination. Contents include research data and sample questionnaire forms. 1891-95,

Box 1

Scrapbook of material on child development, with emphasis on study of imaginary companions created by children. Contents include reprints of articles on the subject; collected research papers; sample questionnaire forms; data on case studies supplied by volunteers. 1892-95,

Box 2

Scrapbook of material on child development, with emphasis on study of fears experienced by children. Contents include case histories and sample questionnaire forms. 1889-91,

Box 2

Scrapbook of material on child development, with an author and subject index. Contents include reprints of articles, correspondence, course syllabi, sample observation forms. 1894-96,

Box 2

Scrapbook of material on child development, with emphasis on study of religious and ethical concepts in children. Contents consist mostly of case histories.

Box 3

Scrapbook of material on child development, with emphasis on study of the development of poetic instinct in children. Contents include samples of children's poems; a few items of correspondence; some reprints of articles on poetry. 1890-97,

Box 3

Scrapbook of material on Earl Barnes and the California State Teachers Association, Contents include clippings; some correspondence; programs of meetings. Of special interest are a few items on the fee structure for the experimental kindergarten on campus run by the Dept. of Education. 1894-96

Box 3

Scrapbook of clippings from the London Daily News, The clippings were "The Man of the Week" articles, dealing with famous personalities of the day (mostly British). 1907-08

Box 4, Folder 1

Race relations--miscellaneous material. Contents include the following:

 

Articles

 

"The American Negro and race blending," by Frances Hoggan, Oct-09

 

"The tragedy of the mulatto," by Ray Stannard Baker, Apr 1898

 

"Race characteristics as determining factors in education", by Dr. J.T. Searcy, Jul, 1891

 

Bulletins

 

The Southern Workman, vol. XXXI, no. 10, published by Hampton Institute Press. October 1902,

 

The Bulletin of Atlanta University, no. 5, Dec 1893

 

The Institute for Colored Youth, Philadelphia, (informational booklet) 1832-1903

 

Miscellaneous clippings.

Box 4, Folder 2

Race relations--"Negro leaders" 1892-1912

Scope and Content Note

Clippings on Henry 0. Tanner, Paul L. Dunbar, Joshua A. Brockett, H.R. Revels, Sir Conrad Reeves, Emma Wilson, Henry P. Chatham, the Jubilee Singers [photo]. Also ALS to Earl Barnes from D.E. Tobias, Oct. 14, 19XX; Article--"What America owes to the Negro," by James Weldon Johnson, n.d.
Box 4, Folder 3

Race relations--miscellaneous [1901-1912]

 

Miscellaneous clippings.

Box 4, Folder 4

Race relations--"Race hatred, violence" [1892-1907]

 

Miscellaneous clippings.

Box 4, Folder 5

Race relations--"Negro crime"; "Negro in Africa" [1903-1907]

 

Miscellaneous clippings, one book review.

Box 4, Folder 6

Race relations--miscellaneous 1907-1911

 

Miscellaneous clippings.

 

Tract by D.E. Tobias, "Freed, but not free; the grievances of the Afro-American", London, [contains Barnes' comments (holograph) on Tobias' character]. 1899

Box 4, Folder 7

Race relations--"Southern conditions" [1899-1907]

 

miscellaneous clippings.

 

printed speech - "The bright side of the Negro problem" by Rev. Chas. V. Monk, n.d.

 

articles -

 

"The southern people during reconstruction" by Thomas Nelson Page, 1901

 

"Following the color line," by Ray Stannard Baker, (series of 4 articles), 1907

 

"The new southern statesman," by Ray Stannard Baker, [1907?]

 

"Can the south solve the Negro problem?" by Carl Shurz, Jan-04

 

"The Negro: the southerner's problem," by Thomas Nelson Page, 1904

 

"The great American question; the special plea of a Southerner," by Thomas Nelson Page, n.d.

 

"Some aspects of the race problem in the South," by Robert F. Campbell, 1899

Box 4, Folder 8

Race relations--"the Negro in politics" [1901-1905]

 

miscellaneous clippings

Box 4, Folder 9

Race relations--"Negro bibliography" [1890-1902]

 

miscellaneous clipped reviews; bibliographical entries made by Earl Barnes.

Box 4, Folder 10

Race relations--"Hayti" [1902-1908]

 

miscellaneous clippings

Box 4, Folder 11

Race relations--"Negro education" [1894-1908]

 

miscellaneous clippings.

 

Earl Barnes' personal research notes (typed and holograph)

 

TLS. Hincks, John H. (Dean of Atlanta Univ.) to Barnes, re. sources for info on Negro education. Mar 7, 1894

 

Yearbook of the Georgia State Industrial College, 1907-08

 

"Education of colored children," n.d. (chapter VII, from the 24th biennial report of the Dept. of Public Instruction [Indiana?])

 

"A new phase of industrial education; the school," by Isabel C. Barrows, 1906

Box 4, Folder 12

Race relations--"Wilmington lynching" [1903]

 

miscellaneous clippings

Box 4, Folder 13

Race relations--"Negro and industry" [1899-1903]

 

miscellaneous clippings.

 

article - "Colored men as cotton manufacturers," by Jerome Dowd, Sep-02

Box 4, Folder 14

Race relations--"Chautauqua discussion," [1903]

 

miscellaneous clippings

Box 4, Folder 15

Race relations--"Race theories" [1901-1906]

 

miscellaneous clippings.

 

article - "Race questions and prejudice," International Journal of Ethics, Apr-06

 

Rudyard Kipling's "The White Man's Burden" text of and reaction to.