Lane, Isaac, a bishop of the C. M. E. Church, 240 Lane, John W., a C. M. E. worker, 196 Lane College, the establishment of, 203 Latin element, missionary spirit of, 2 Law, Josiah, a preacher to Negroes, 155 Lawton, Bristol, a minister in Savannah, 117 Leadership in the Negro church, 280-281 Lee, George W., achievements of, 244 Lee, Bishop, President of Wilberforce, 238 Legislation, reactionary, 131-132 Lemon, William, a Negro Baptist preacher in Virginia, 53 Lexington, Kentucky, the Baptist Church in, 86; Negro Baptist Church in, 119 Liberty County, Georgia, instruction of Negroes in, 165 Liele, George, preacher at the Silver Bluff Church, 42; efforts of, in Savannah, 43-45; in Jamaica, 44-45 Lincoln University, development of, 203 Lindsay, the work of, in New Jersey, 12 Literature for religious instruction, 166 Livingston College, the establishment of, 205-206 Locke, a white minister interested in Thomas Paul, 88 Locke, John, the philosophy of, influential, 25 Locke, Richard, the work of, among Negroes, 11 London Freedmen's Aid Society, the work of, 208 Lott Cary Convention, organization, 262-263 Love, E. K., a popular preacher in Georgia, 240 Louisville, Negro Baptists in, 119 MacIntosh County, Georgia, instruction of Negroes in, 165 Macsparran, Dr., a worker among Negroes at Narragansett, 17 McClaskey, John, an adviser of the A. M. E. Zion Church, 79 McDonald, James, a co-worker with Negroes in Florida, 118 McKall, Basil, a preacher of power, 104 McLemore, James, an evangelist among Negroes, 137 McQueen, Steven, a preacher in Savannah, 116 McTyeire, interest of, in the Colored Methodist, 195 Management of the Church, the, questioned, 254 Manchester, Virginia, large Negro Baptist church in, 111-112 Manly, Governor Charles, a student under John Chavis, 70 Mangum, P. H., a student under John Chavis, 69 Mangum, W. P., a student under John Chavis, 69 Manning, J. M., a friend of the freedmen, 213 Mars, John N., an anti-slavery Methodist preacher, 173 Marsh, Jacob, a supporter of Richard Allen, 76 Marshall, Abraham, organizer of the Savannah Baptist Church, 48 Marshall, Andrew, a noted Baptist preacher in Savannah, 112; troubles of, 113-115; work of, 112-118 Martin, J. C., denominational work of, 297 Martin J. Sella, an eloquent preacher, 238 Maryland, Catholic workers among Negroes in, 4-5 Massachusetts Episcopal Association, the efforts of, 211 Mather, Cotton, interest of, in slaves, 15-16 Matthews, John, a co-worker of Morris Brown, 76 Mayo, A. D., the efforts of, 214 Meacham, J. B., a pioneer Negro preacher in St. Louis, 120