Brock, H. M. (Henry Matthew), 1875-1960 Hannay, David, 1853-1934 Marryat, Frederick, 1792-1848
Published / Created:
1895
Call Number:
Baskin 486
Image Count:
2
Resource Type:
Books, Journals & Pamphlets
Description:
Binding design signed with unidentified cipher., Bookplate of Leonard and Lisa Baskin. Inscribed: To Leonard for one of his collections, Christmas 1981, with very best wishes, Roy., and Illustrated lining papers.
Come listen all you galls and boys I's jist from Tuckheo and Veel about and turn about and do jis so
Description:
Advertising matter at foot of p. 3., By Thomas Dartmouth Rice., For voice and piano., From the collection of Paul Mellon., Illustration on t.p. of ragged African American man with hand on hip and two cabins in background., and Publisher's no.: No. 121.
Publisher:
J. Duncombe,
Subject (Name):
Mellon, Paul--Ownership. and Rice, Tom,--1808-1860.
Subject (Topic):
African Americans in popular culture, African Americans--Songs and music, African Americans--Songs and music., Minstrel music--United States, and Songs with piano.
Come listen all you galls and boys I's jist from Tuckyhoe, Mr. T. Rice as the original Jim Crow., and Weel about and turn about and do jis so
Description:
"[Jim Crow] was the invention of Thomas Dartmouth ('Daddy') Rice"--Series of old American songs / Brown University Library, no. 15., "1819-1831. Riley, E., 29 Chatham St. [New York]"--Early American sheet music / Dichter & Shapiro, p. 226., Caption title., Cover illustration: lithograph of ragged Afro-American man with hand on hip and 2 cabins in background, with caption "Mr. T. Rice as the original Jim Crow.", For voice and piano., From the collection of Paul Mellon., and Verses 1-4 printed on p. [2]; verses 5-44 printed on p. [3]
Publisher:
E. Riley
Subject (Name):
Mellon, Paul--Ownership. and Rice, Tom,--1808-1860.
Subject (Topic):
African Americans--Songs and music., Minstrel music--United States, Minstrel music--United States., and Songs with piano.
A rare group of illustrated history magazines devoted to important figures and events in African American history. Published in the 1960s and 1970s, the series is designed to encourage young readers to “develop interest for further study” by employing a “a new approach to history.” The Golden Legacy series also hoped to “implant pride and self-esteem in Negro youth while dispelling myths in others.” Figures and subjects featured in the series include “Joseph Cinque and the Amistad Mutiny,” “The Saga of Harriet Tubman: The Moses of her People,” “The Life of Matthew Henson,” “Black Cowboys” and “Toussaint L’Overture and the Birth of Haiti.”
Description:
Copy 1.
Subject (Geographic):
New Haven (Conn.) --1830-1840 and New Haven (Conn.) --1850-1860
Subject (Name):
Amistad (Schooner) --1830-1850 and Cinque
Subject (Topic):
African Americans --Biography --Periodicals and African Americans --History --Periodicals
