- 1Preface
- 2General Introduction
- 3Part I — The School and Its Purposes
- 4II — Resources and Material Equipment
- 5III — The Academic Aims
- 6IV — What Girls Are Taught, and How
- 7V — Hampton Institute’s Relation to Tuskegee
- 8Part II — Autobiographies by Graduates of the School
- 9II — A School Principal’s Story
- 10III — A Lawyer’s Story
- 11IV — A School Treasurer’s Story
- 12V — The Story of a Farmer
- 13VI — The Story of a Carpenter
- 14VII — Cotton-Growing in Africa
- 15VIII — The Story of a Teacher of Cooking
- 16IX — A Woman’s Work
- 17X — Uplifting the Submerged Masses
- 18XI — A Dairyman’s Story
- 19XII — The Story of a Wheelwright
- 20XIII — The Story of a Blacksmith
- 21XIV — A Druggist’s Story
- 22XV — The Story of a Supervisor of Mechanical Industries
- 23XVI — A Negro Community Builder
- 24XVII — The Evolution of a Shoemaker
Tuskegee and Its People
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