Booker T Washington

Books by

The African American Classics Library
Selected Short Works of Booker T. Washington
The Story of my Life and Work an Autobiography
Up from Slavery: An Autobiography (an African American Heritage Book)
The Story of the Negro the Rise of the Race from Slavery, Vol. 2 Paperback
The Story of the Negro the Rise of the Race from Slavery, Vol. 2
A new Negro for a new Century
Character Building; Being Addresses Delivered on Sunday Evenings to the Students of Tuskegee Institute
African-American Classics Collection
History's Greatest Speeches
The Booker T. Washington Collection
On Mother Earth
The Educational and Industrial Emancipation of the Negro
Booker T. Washington Autobiography
Black History Biographies
Black History Collection
African American Heritage Anthology #2
African American Heritage Super Pack #2
African American Heritage Super Pack #1
Negro Orators and Their Orations
Tuskegee & Its People
The Story of Slavery
The Works of Booker T. Washington
A Complete History of Frederick Douglass
The Souls of Black Folk
The Life of Frederick Douglass
Working With the Hands
Negro Orators and Their Orations
A Negro Explorer At The North Pole
A Will to Be Free
The Booker T. Washington Reader
Character Building
My Larger Education
Up from Slavery - An Autobiography
The Story of My Life and Work
Putting The Most Into Life
The Negro Problem
The Man Farthest Down
Negro In The South
Encouraging Words
Three African-American Classics
The Story of the Negro
Booker T. Washington's Own Story of His Life and Work
Is The Negro Having A Fair Chance?
Frederick Douglass
Shadow and Light
The Religious Life of the Negro
African-American Classic Three Book Set
Depression & Metaphysics
Up from Slavery

Booker T Washington

Created by

Afro-american Encyclopaedia Or The Thoughts Doings And Of The Race

Booker T Washington

Foreword by

Twenty-Four Negro Melodies

Booker T Washington

Introduction by

A Negro Explorer At The North Pole
The Black Man's Burden
Shadow and Light

Booker T Washington

Contributions by

Knowing Him
Literary Capital
Let Nobody Turn Us Around
The Civil Rights Reader
Say It Plain

Booker T Washington

Edited by

The Negro in the South
The Negro Problem