Woodson, Carter G. (editor), _Journal of Negro History_. Washington, 1935-46. _Footnotes_ [1] Douglass, _My Bondage and My Freedom_, chap. xxii, pp. 345-46. [2] Douglass, _My Bondage and My Freedom_, chap. xxii, pp. 351-53. [3] _Liberator_, Dec. 15, 1840. [4] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. v, p. 288. [5] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. vi, p. 249. [6] Douglass, _My Bondage and My Freedom_, chap. xxiv, p. 385. [7] _Ibid., loc. cit._ [8] Douglass, _My Bondage and My Freedom_, chap. xxiv, p. 373. [9] Nephews of Garrison’s old detractor. [10] Letter dated August 28, 1847. Garrison, _William Lloyd Garrison_, Vol. III, chap. vii, p. 202. [11] Du Bois, _John Brown_, chap. iv, p. 55. (Origin: _Records of the Board of Trustees_, Oberlin College, Aug. 28, 1840.) [12] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. vii, pp. 337-39. [13] Du Bois, _John Brown_, chap. vi, p. 126. [14] Du Bois, _John Brown_, chap. vi, p. 133. [15] Du Bois, _John Brown_, chap. vii, p. 147. [16] Du Bois, _John Brown_, chap. vii, p. 153. [17] Du Bois, _John Brown_, chap. iv, p. 144. [18] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. x, p. 385. [19] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. ix, p. 397. [20] Du Bois, _Black Reconstruction_, chap. vi, p. 157. [21] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. xii, p. 442. [22] Du Bois, _Black Reconstruction_, chap. xi, p. 464. [23] _New Orleans Tribune_, Jan. 17, 1865. [24] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. viii, pp. 467-68. [25] The original of this petition was recently unearthed in the Historical Archives of South Carolina. On the back of the document was a notation: “This petition was not read in the Convention.” _Signed_; John T. Sloa, Clerk of Convention. Printed in article by Herbert Aptaker, _Journal of Negro History_, January, 1946. [26] Congressional Globe, “39th Congress,” I, p. 74. [27] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. xvii, p. 561. [28] C. P. Farrell (Editor), _The Political Speeches of Robert Ingersoll_, Dresden edition. [29] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, chap. xiv, pp. 486-88. [30] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_ (appendix), chap. ii, p. 631. [31] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, III, chap. v, p. 647. [32] _Ibid._, III, chap. ix, p. 707. [33] Douglass, _Life and Times of Frederick Douglass_, III, chap. ix, p. 723. [34] Logan, _Diplomatic Relations of United States with Haiti_, chap. xv, p. 457. [35] _The Liberator_, March 27, 1846. Transcriber’s Notes Perceived typographical errors have been silently corrected. Inconsistencies in hyphenation have been standardized. Colloquial spelling in dialog has been retained as in the original. Footnote 9 has two anchors in the text.