- 1Foreword
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- 13Chapter I — Spiritual Emancipation of Nations
- 14Chapter II — Handwriting on the Wall
- 15Chapter III — Militarism and Autocracy Doomed
- 16Chapter IV — Awakening of America
- 17Chapter V — Huns Sweeping Westward
- 18Chapter VI — The Hour and the Man
- 19Chapter VII — Negroes Respond to the Call
- 20Chapter VIII — Recrudescence of South’s Intolerance
- 21Chapter IX — Previous Wars in Which the Negro Figured
- 22Chapter X — From Lexington to Carrizal
- 23Chapter XI — Hour of His Nation’s Peril
- 24Chapter XII — Negro Slackers and Pacifists Unknown
- 25Chapter XIII — Roster of Negro Officers
- 26Chapter XIV — Across Dividing Seas
- 27Chapter XV — Over There
- 28Chapter XVI — Through Hell and Suffering
- 29Chapter XVII — Narrative of an Officer
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- 31Chapter XVIII — Blood of the Black and White in One Rivulet of Depa…
- 32Chapter XIX — Comrades on the March. Brothers in the Sleep of Death
- 33Chapter XX — Mid Shot and Shell
- 34Chapter XXI — The Long, Long Trail
- 35Chapter XXII — Glory That Wont Come Off
- 36Chapter XXIII — Nor Storied Urn, nor Mounting Shaft
- 37Chapter XXIV — Those Who Never Will Return
- 38Chapter XXV — Quiet Heroes of the Brawny Arm
- 39Chapter XXVI — Unselfish Workers in the Vineyard
- 40Chapter XXVII — Negro in Army Personnel
- 41Chapter XXVIII — The Knockout Blow
- 42Chapter XXIX — Homecoming Heroes
- 43Chapter XXX — Reconstruction and the Negro
- 44Chapter XXXI — The Other Fellow’s Burden
- 45Chapter XXXII — An Interpolation
- 46Chapter XXXIII — The New Negro and the New America
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