[59] _History of the A. M. A._, p. 36; _Annual Report_, 1868, p. 47; Mayo, p. 287. [60] _The Nation_, vol. 1 (1865), p. 778. [61] American Baptist Home Mission Society, _Annual Report_, 1872, p. 26. [62] Merriwether, _History of Higher Education in South Carolina_, p. 125; _Annual Report_ (1872) _F. A. S._, p. 17. [63] _Charleston Year Book_ (1880), pp. 126-127; _Annual Report_ (1870) _Presbyterian Committee_, p. 12. [64] Porter, _Work of Faith and Love_, p. 6; Stewart, _Work of the Church during Reconstruction_, p. 63. [65] _Annual Report_ (1866) _Friends Ass'n_, p. 8. [66] _A. M. A. Annual Report_ (1864), p. 16. [67] _Freedmen's Journal_, Jan. 1, 1865, p. 3. [68] _Ibid._, p. 7. [69] _National Freedman_, Feb., 1866, p. 49. [70] _Letters from Port Royal_; _Letters and Diary of Laura M. Towne_. [71] _Pennsylvania Freedmen's Bulletin_, Oct., 1866, p. 1. [72] _Baptist Home Mission Monthly_ (1879), p. 6. [73] _Columbia Phoenix_, March 21, 1865. [74] Merriwether, _History of Higher Education in South Carolina_, p. 115. [75] _House Executive Documents_, 39 Cong., 1 Sess., vol. VII, No. 11, p. 13. [76] J. W. Alvord, _Semi-annual Report_ (July 1, 1867), p. 25. [77] _The Nation_, vol. III, Oct. 25, 1866. [78] Alvord, _Semi-annual Report_ (Jan. 1, 1870), p. 26. [79] _The New Era_, July 28, 1865. [80] Alvord, _Report_, Aug. 6, 1866, p. 5. [81] _New York Times_, Aug. 14, 1866. [82] Porter, _Work of Faith and Love_, p. 6; _The Nation_, vol. II (1866); p. 770. [83] _Charleston Courier_, Feb. 15, 1867; _American Freedman_, April, 1867, p. 204. [84] The school referred to here is the one already mentioned, the Penn Normal and Agricultural School. It is an excellent community school and one especially fitted for St. Helena, the population of which is still largely colored. See _United States Bureau of Education Bulletin_ (1916), No. 39, p. 483. Miss Towne remained in service 39 years, Miss Schofield 48 years, and Miss Munro at Mt. Pleasant 45 years. [85] _United States Census_, 1860. [86] Hurd, _Law of Freedom and Bondage_, II, p. 98. [87] _Baptist Home Mission Monthly_, June, 1879, p. 182. [88] _Freedmen's Record_, April, 1868, p. 50. [89] Freedmen's Aid Society, _Annual Report_ (1871), p. 13. [90] _H. Ex. Docs._, 40 Cong., 2 Sess., vol. II, No. 1, p. 8. [91] J. W. Alvord, _Report on Schools and Finances of Freedmen_, July, 1866, p. 6. [92] _American Freedman_, July, 1868, p. 446. [93] _National Freedman_, Oct., 1865, p. 299. [94] Whitelaw Reid, _After the War_, pp. 89-91. [95] _National Freedman_, June, 1866, p. 169. [96] _Freedmen's Record_, April, 1868, p. 52. [97] _Anderson Intelligencer_, July, 1867, quoted in _The American Freedman_, Aug., 1867, p. 264. [98] _American Freedman_, Feb., 1867, p. 168. [99] _Letters from Port Royal_, p. 37; _The Freedmen's Journal_, Jan. 1, 1865, pp. 13-15; W. C. Gannet, _North American Review_, vol. CI (1865), p. 24. [100] Pierce, in _Atlantic Monthly_, vol. 12 (1863), p. 305.