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census of 1910, a smaller proportion of her population illiterate[118]
than did any of the other ex-slave States.
HENRY SULLIVAN WILLIAMS
FOOTNOTES:
[1] This dissertation was in 1917 submitted to the Faculty of the
Graduate School of Arts and Literature of the University of Chicago,
in candidacy for the degree of Master of Arts by Henry S. Williams.
The following original sources were used in the preparation of this
manuscript: _Reports of Superintendent of the Public Schools of the
State of Missouri_, 1866-1917; Session Laws of the State of Missouri,
1866-1913; _Reports_ of the U.S. Commissioner of Education, 1870-1916;
U.S. _Census Reports_, 1860-1910; _The Missouri Republican_,
1866-1870; _Journal of Education_, Vols. I and II (St. Louis,
Missouri, 1879); _Revised Statutes of Missouri_, 1879-1909;
_Proceedings and Occasional Papers of the Slater Fund_ (Baltimore,
Maryland); _Missouri Historical Society Collections_, Vols. II and
III; Asa E. Martin, _Our Negro Population_ (Kansas City, Missouri,
1913); N.H. Parker, _Missouri as it is in 1867_ (Philadelphia, 1867);
_Am. Annual Cyclopedia_, 1870-1877; _Annual Reports of the Board of
Education of St. Louis_, 1867-1916; _Annual Reports of the Board of
Education_, of Kansas City, 1870-1915.
The secondary sources consulted follow: Lucian Carr, _American
Commonwealths, Missouri a Bone of Contention_ (Boston, 1894); C.R.
Barnes, _Switzler's Illustrated History of Missouri_ (St. Louis,
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Missouri_ (Cincinnati, Ohio); S.B. Harding, _Life of George R. Smith_
(Sedalia, Missouri, 1904); W.E.B. DuBois, _The Negro Common School_
(Atlanta, Georgia); C.L. Butt, _History of Buchanan County_ (Chicago,
1915); H.A. Trexler, _Slavery in Missouri_, 1804-1865 (Baltimore,
Maryland, 1914); C.G. Woodson, _The Education of the Negro Prior to
1861_, (New York, 1915); _History of Calloway County_ (St. Louis,
1884); _History of Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Miller, Maries, and
Orange Counties_, _Missouri_ (Chicago, 1889); J.T. Shaff, _History of
St. Louis City and County_ (Philadelphia, 1885); R.A. Campbell,
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[2] Parker, N.H., _Missouri as it is in 1867_, p. 424.
[3] Woodson, C.G., _Education of the Negro Prior to 1861_, p. 159-168.
[4] _Missouri State Convention of 1865_, Art. IX.
[5] _Laws of State of Missouri_, Adjourned Session 23d General
Assembly, p. 177.
[6] _Laws of the State of Missouri_, _op. cit._, p. 191.
[7] _Ibid._, p. 173.
[8] Ira Divoll, see Schaff, _Hist. of City and County of St. Louis_,
Vol. I, p. 843; R.D. Shannon, see Davis, W.B., _Ill. Hist. of Mo._, p.
587.
[9] _Ibid._, p. 550.
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