It contains also about 135 pages of documents of the following series:
- California Freedom Papers.
- Thomas Jefferson's Thoughts on the Negro.
- Letters of Governor Edward Coles bearing on the Struggle of Freedom and Slavery in Illinois.
- What the Framers of the Federal Constitution thought of the Negro.
Volume IV contains 260 pages of dissertations entitled:
- Primitive Law and the Negro, by Roland G. Usher.
- Lincoln's Plan for Colonizing the Emancipated Negroes, by Charles H. Wesley
- Lemuel Haynes, by W. H. Morse
- The Anti-Slavery Society of Canada, by Fred Landon.
- The Conflict and Fusion of Cultures with Special Reference to the Negro, by R. E. Park.
- The Company of Royal Adventurers trading into Africa, by George F. Zook
- The Employment of Negroes as Soldiers in the Confederate Army, by Charles H. Wesley.
- The Legal Status of Free Negroes and Slaves in Tennessee, by William Lloyd Imes.
- Negro Life and History in the Schools, by Carter G. Woodson.
- Abbé Gregoire's Sketch of Angelo Solimann, by F. Harrison Hough.
- Labor Conditions in Jamaica Prior to 1917, by E. Ethelred Brown.
- The Life of Charles B. Ray, by Monroe N. Work.
- The Slave in Upper Canada, by William Renwick Riddell.
In the volume appear also 222 pages of documents designed as:
- Benjamin Franklin and Freedom.
- The Proceedings of a Migration Convention and Congressional Action respecting the Exodus of 1870.
- Letters of Negro Migrants of 1916-1918.
- Notes on Slavery in Canada.
Volume V contains 322 pages of dissertations entitled:
- The Negro in Education, by Loretta Funke.
- The Negro Migration to Canada after 1850, by Fred Landon.
- Richard Hill, by Frank Cundall.
- The Relations of Negroes and Indians in Massachusetts, by Carter G. Woodson.
- The Development of the Negro Public School System in Missouri, by Henry S. Williams.
- Religious Education in Negro Colleges and Universities, by David H. Sims.
- The Aftermath of Nat Turner's Insurrection, by John W. Crowell.
- Slavery in Canada, by William Renwick Riddell.
- Diplomatic Relations between the United States and Great Britain bearing on the Return of Negro Slaves, 1783-1828, by Arnett G. Lindsay.
- The Negro in Politics, by Norman P. Andrews.
- Henry Bibb, a Colonizer, by Norman P. Andrews.
- Myrtilla Miner, by G. Smith Warmley.
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