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quadgram	frequency
on the part of	82
of the united states	78
the part of the	47
at the close of	47
the close of the	43
of the colored people	42
for the purpose of	42
as well as the	35
at the same time	32
i told him i	32
in regard to the	32
i have the honor	30
the work of the	30
have the honor to	30
at the time of	30
a part of the	29
the end of the	29
the people of the	29
one of the most	27
the word of god	27
the presbytery of kiamichi	26
was one of the	25
for the first time	25
as soon as the	25
in the way of	24
within the limits of	24
by the name of	24
at the end of	23
the colored people of	23
for the sake of	23
to go to the	23
of the oak hill	23
a few days after	22
in the state of	22
the name of the	21
on the th of	21
one of the best	21
the hands of the	21
is one of the	20
a number of the	20
in the hands of	20
board of missions for	20
in the presence of	20
of missions for freedmen	20
days on the public	19
in the course of	19
on account of the	19
people of the south	18
of the southern states	18
to read and write	18
of the town of	18
among the colored people	18
pay a fine of	18
be it further ordained	18
the fact that the	18
his wife and children	18
the provisions of this	17
negro or colored person	17
in the days of	17
of the choctaw nation	17
a great deal of	17
at oak hill academy	17
the oak hill church	16
of the presbyterian church	16
the limits of the	16
to take care of	16
the condition of the	16
to read the bible	16
the spirit of the	16
on the public streets	16
a number of years	16
limits of the town	16
in behalf of the	15
the government of the	15
in the fall of	15
the head of the	15
as soon as he	15
for the support of	15
for a long time	15
in the midst of	15
in the united states	15
the old log house	15
of the presbytery of	15
with regard to the	15
into the hands of	15
it would be a	14
as one of the	14
the care of the	14
on motion of mr	14
at the age of	14
the american missionary association	14
hundred and fifty dollars	14
the interests of the	14
was a native of	14
that part of the	14
close of the war	14
to the colored people	14
the protection of the	14
from time to time	14
at the head of	14
of the colored man	13
a large number of	13
i have no doubt	13
i do not know	13
to learn to read	13
five days on the	13
a good deal of	13
i will tell you	13
that he had been	13
man by the name	13
as soon as they	13
presbyterian board of missions	13
in front of the	13
that it would be	12
it was the first	12
on my way to	12
shall pay a fine	12
the rest of the	12
the use of the	12
of the lord is	12
as a matter of	12
the organization of the	12
the public schools of	12
the presbyterian board of	12
during the period of	12
new order of things	12
oak hill industrial academy	12
it seemed as if	12
in the southern states	12
the presence of the	12
the result of the	12
the education of the	12
the officers of the	12
of the southern people	12
that i could not	12
the abolition of slavery	12
in the public schools	11
the new order of	11
it would have been	11
under the control of	11
the methodist episcopal church	11
of the state of	11
the conduct of the	11
in the habit of	11
a few days before	11
he said he had	11
of the parish of	11
of the national government	11
the bible is the	11
the side of the	11
part of the country	11
i want you to	11
of oak hill academy	11
the bible in the	11
i felt that i	11
that it was a	11
me to go to	11
the land of the	11
a few of the	11
in charge of the	11
a copy of the	11
to be one of	11
for the benefit of	11
the town of franklin	11
i will give you	11
in that part of	11
civil and religious liberty	11
told him i would	11
a portion of the	11
and a number of	11
he said he would	11
the synod of canadian	11
the fact that he	11
to one of the	11
a day or two	11
for the colored people	10
on the other side	10
seemed to be the	10
a member of the	10
the colored people in	10
i do not think	10
shall be imprisoned and	10
to go back to	10
the action of the	10
parts of the country	10
on the subject of	10
he was going to	10
section of the country	10
the town of opelousas	10
the home of the	10
in the management of	10
the minds of the	10
to see that the	10
the middle of the	10
that i do not	10
superintendent of the academy	10
of the colored race	10
major general carl schurz	10
on the other hand	10
the shadow of the	10
the emancipation of the	10
the manner in which	10
which he had been	10
president of the united	10
on the side of	10
the nature of the	10
it is to be	10
of the board of	10
but i did not	10
that he could not	10
to go into the	10
as long as the	10
of the people of	10
people of the north	10
to provide for the	10
the attention of the	10
the reading of the	10
justices of the peace	10
became the wife of	10
the county of horsford	10
the duty of the	10
of one of the	10
for a few days	10
i told her i	10
in the sight of	10
justice of the peace	10
under the influence of	10
two hundred and fifty	10
the latter part of	10
the friends of the	10
in the spring of	10
i would like to	10
work five days on	10
a few months after	10
in a state of	10
in the sunday school	10
the management of the	10
had it not been	10
church and sunday school	10
reading of the bible	10
under the auspices of	10
both white and colored	9
in accordance with the	9
the president of the	9
of the work of	9
in a short time	9
what do you mean	9
the control of the	9
told him i had	9
by the presbytery of	9
the part of those	9
of those who were	9
the results of the	9
the office of the	9
instruction in the bible	9
he had been a	9
be the duty of	9
for the use of	9
if he had been	9
as i was passing	9
i called at the	9
for the protection of	9
of the general government	9
a fine of five	9
government of the united	9
and one of the	9
seemed to be a	9
on the public road	9
i was going to	9
a large majority of	9
colored people in the	9
to work five days	9
my wife and children	9
of the bible in	9
to the united states	9
a number of them	9
of the white people	9
emancipation of the slaves	9
it shall be the	9
there is no doubt	9
the declaration of independence	9
had no idea of	9
fine of five dollars	9
the society of friends	9
as a means of	9
i went to the	9
after the death of	9
to the end of	9
in one of the	9
other parts of the	9
the light of the	9
of some of the	9
the citizens of the	9
the time of the	9
had been accustomed to	9
as soon as i	9
but he did not	9
to return to the	9
they were going to	8
at the foot of	8
i hope you will	8
the white people of	8
the ordinance read a	8
the first of the	8
as long as i	8
colored people of the	8
it was a great	8
the names of the	8
of the bible and	8
growing up for jesus	8
one of the men	8
the development of the	8
the freedom of the	8
in all the states	8
william and ellen crafts	8
officers of the bureau	8
the service of the	8
the son of man	8
to take charge of	8
but i could not	8
the children and youth	8
and i will give	8
in the hand of	8
in lieu of said	8
or suffer corporeal punishment	8
it was not until	8
at the beginning of	8
that it was the	8
more than a year	8
it not been for	8
the power of the	8
that he did not	8
that he was a	8
the appearance of the	8
a majority of the	8
states lately in rebellion	8
the rights of the	8
out of the way	8
that he was not	8
received a letter from	8
from the fact that	8
to remain in the	8
the south part of	8
at the door of	8
did not know that	8
suffer corporeal punishment as	8
on the day of	8
the authority of the	8
to enable him to	8
in view of the	8
of the emancipation proclamation	8
the face of the	8
in the service of	8
the oath of allegiance	8
as a result of	8
in favor of the	8
the hand of the	8
the state of mississippi	8
a young man who	8
to the memory of	8
with a look of	8
to the people of	8
while i was in	8
the sunday school and	8
one of the first	8
of the lord jesus	8
who had charge of	8
the constitution of the	8
to live a christian	8
in regard to it	8
a number of days	8
the beginning of the	8
the honor to be	8
it was one of	8
continued to serve as	8
to the amount of	8
to be able to	8
the center of the	8
take care of themselves	8
the community in which	8
for a number of	8
in the form of	8
what do you want	8
the bible and the	8
in the south part	8
as well as in	8
for the education of	8
an account of the	8
of the choctaw freedmen	8
as well as to	8
i am glad to	8
of the synod of	8
shall be permitted to	8
the law of the	8
to a considerable extent	7
that they could not	7
the history of the	7
various parts of the	7
state of north carolina	7
in consequence of the	7
to the fact that	7
of those who had	7
results of the war	7
it seemed to her	7
this part of the	7
the presbytery of choctaw	7
there seemed to be	7
the states lately in	7
by the colored people	7
it is a very	7
to the work of	7
the cause of the	7
that there was a	7
under the care of	7
to carry out the	7
the fact that they	7
the first time in	7
had charge of the	7
did not dare to	7
the th of july	7
was a part of	7
in my power to	7
that you are to	7
and one of them	7
i wish you would	7
as they had been	7
in a few days	7
the time of his	7
community in which he	7
was a man of	7
is a native of	7
on the st of	7
the heart of the	7
missionary to the choctaws	7
i told him that	7
to the conclusion that	7
against a white man	7
imprisoned and made to	7
to do with it	7
end of the term	7
at the home of	7
as soon as possible	7
of our lord jesus	7
and could not be	7
the parish of st	7
the language of the	7
the period of the	7
to the colored man	7
to all the people	7
the report of the	7
punishment as hereinafter provided	7
go back to the	7
the sight of the	7
the remainder of the	7
the british west indies	7
i did not know	7
of this section shall	7
there had been no	7
she was going to	7
the success of the	7
was called upon to	7
the sound of a	7
of the gospel ministry	7
of their own color	7
in regard to his	7
the value of the	7
what shall we do	7
of the american missionary	7
the aid of a	7
white people of the	7
on the following day	7
to go with me	7
in the latter part	7
it is better to	7
colored people of that	7
one hundred and fifty	7
be one of the	7
in the middle of	7
work of the institution	7
the subject of slavery	7
part of indian territory	7
until the end of	7
of civil and religious	7
of god and the	7
and some of the	7
the honor to report	7
with whom i had	7
in the direction of	7
in some of the	7
the policy of the	7
a knowledge of the	7
until the spring of	7
admission of negro testimony	7
had a right to	7
i told them i	7
in order that they	7
by a number of	7
to return to their	7
president of the board	7
some of them were	7
found it necessary to	7
of the th instant	7
provisions of this section	7
the commander of the	7
part of the choctaw	7
few days after the	7
department of the gulf	7
that it was not	7
in the name of	7
superintendent of oak hill	7
me that he had	7
the balance of the	7
as superintendent of the	7
the support of the	7
it ought to be	7
of the holy spirit	7
as long as he	7
came to me with	7
i was about to	7
work of the gospel	7
and told him to	7
part of the state	7
to one of his	7
the admission of negro	7
the owner of the	7
corporeal punishment as hereinafter	7
the superintendent of the	7
one hundred and thirty	7
it seems to me	7
the benefit of the	7
the system of slavery	6
had been in the	6
of the community in	6
part of those who	6
that the negro will	6
of oak hill industrial	6
that they did not	6
of the city of	6
the preparation of the	6
that the colored man	6
no negro or colored	6
lieu of said work	6
in the valley of	6
following resolution was adopted	6
the erection of the	6
the right of suffrage	6
the city of vicksburg	6
i began to think	6
violating the provisions of	6
in a few minutes	6
meetings of the presbytery	6
is not in the	6
mayor of the city	6
a missionary to the	6
it will be a	6
it may be said	6
at the present time	6
dollars in lieu of	6
among the choctaw freedmen	6
assistant commissioner of the	6
the fall of the	6
it is hard to	6
he had come to	6
as much as possible	6
of a number of	6
to the highest bidder	6
i received a letter	6
those who have been	6
on the night of	6
as she looked up	6
in the shadow of	6
live a christian life	6
on the morning of	6
northern district of mississippi	6
of the white man	6
it is necessary to	6
great distress of mind	6
in all parts of	6
the character of the	6
the oak hill school	6
or any one else	6
of the civil war	6
the whole number of	6
the united states government	6
in the homes of	6
to look after the	6
he was a man	6
the meeting in the	6
the homes of the	6
i do not believe	6
for the privilege of	6
he would not have	6
in various parts of	6
in a low tone	6
the valley of the	6
to the far south	6
told him i was	6
did not think of	6
fine of ten dollars	6
the day of the	6
the home of my	6
to the cause of	6
it my duty to	6
that it shall be	6
all parts of the	6
known what it was	6
as far as possible	6
she did not know	6
the right of the	6
a number of other	6
men of the south	6
the purchase of the	6
to enable them to	6
the adoption of the	6
placed in my hands	6
to listen to the	6
in order that he	6
it is not the	6
more than a hundred	6
what shall i do	6
told her i would	6
officers of this bureau	6
the other side of	6
and that he would	6
to his wife and	6
as well as for	6
a week or two	6
the church in the	6
there is not a	6
what it was to	6
a considerable number of	6
from place to place	6
one hundred and twenty	6
the following resolution was	6
were a number of	6
in a great measure	6
the stated supply of	6
and i have had	6
with whom i have	6
two or three years	6
that there was no	6
a few years later	6
or president of the	6
he did not know	6
the progress of the	6
the words of the	6
would not be safe	6
but it would be	6
there was not a	6
in the regular service	6
shall be the duty	6
from day to day	6
have a right to	6
the establishment of the	6
with their former masters	6
was at that time	6
about the same time	6
provisions of this ordinance	6
in the language of	6
the daily reading of	6
any person or persons	6
had the privilege of	6
the last four years	6
did not seem to	6
in the discharge of	6
as i told you	6
south part of the	6
for the purchase of	6
as soon as she	6
the children of the	6
the good people of	6
in the county of	6
i spent a few	6
policy of the government	6
to the extent of	6
per cent of the	6
in the school room	6
of the sunday school	6
the appearance of a	6
believe it to be	6
an elder of the	6
the auspices of the	6
shall be allowed to	6
a few days in	6
land of the free	6
oak hill aid society	6
the st of january	6
it would not be	6
ten years of age	6
looked upon as a	6
that he had taken	6
the name of his	6
in order to secure	6
in the effort to	6
the work in the	6
a few days later	6
the freedmen of the	6
the voice of the	6
in the vicinity of	6
the views of the	6
in the exercise of	6
was the mother of	6
but i do not	6
negroes or colored persons	6
that i should be	6
the loss of the	6
up and down the	6
will tell you what	6
and he did not	6
she became the wife	6
one of the wealthiest	6
he did not believe	6
the father of the	6
a fine of ten	6
said it was a	6
enjoyed the privilege of	6
had been so long	6
in the oak hill	6
did not stop to	6
of the american people	6
the regular service of	6
the war was over	6
th united states colored	6
in the west indies	6
ought to be done	6
to preach the gospel	6
the aim of the	6
the days of slavery	6
the mass of the	6
governor of the state	6
that i did not	6
if he did not	6
in the same direction	6
at a time when	6
i am sure i	6
had always been a	6
who is not in	6
children and youth of	6
but i am afraid	6
of the methodist episcopal	6
part of the people	6
on the way to	6
as if they were	6
a sufficient number of	6
the people of this	6
of five hundred dollars	6
years of faithful service	6
in connection with the	6
he had not been	6
the downfall of the	6
in the presbytery of	6
in the british west	6
of the county of	6
to whom i had	6
would like to see	6
the condition of things	6
most of the time	6
a year or two	6
go with me to	6
no idea of the	6
after the close of	6
the establishment of a	6
of the department of	6
which was to be	6
i did not think	6
he would like to	6
at the thought of	6
system of the south	6
made an effort to	6
the young people of	6
of the state and	6
which they had been	5
educational work among the	5
that they might have	5
the five hundred dollars	5
to keep out of	5
there was a large	5
the church and sunday	5
he said to himself	5
man who had been	5
the sanction of the	5
for a little while	5
foreman of the carpenters	5
the th of june	5
the th day of	5
in the darkness of	5
and it was a	5
was a long time	5
so as not to	5
and said he would	5
vinous or spirituous liquors	5
as foreman of the	5
so as to make	5
the god of daniel	5
by the military authorities	5
at the hands of	5
to go to his	5
oak hill church and	5
him to go with	5
for whom she had	5
negro will not work	5
was very anxious to	5
in proportion to the	5
the ministers of the	5
the prosperity of the	5
the necessaries of life	5
at any one time	5
burst into a flood	5
that the state of	5
one of his friends	5
the life of the	5
negro or freedman shall	5
i returned to my	5
is the basis of	5
course at oak hill	5
the circumstances under which	5
parts of the state	5
the board of missions	5
very much interested in	5
part of the island	5
a part of their	5
it was necessary to	5
told me they had	5
especially for those of	5
the story of the	5
that you are not	5
to a certain extent	5
to come unto me	5
the members of the	5
one of the largest	5
to the voters of	5
the presbytery of indian	5
for the good of	5
were it not for	5
an hour or two	5
the state of virginia	5
those of his own	5
by the aid of	5
ministers and churches in	5
some of the southern	5
improving her own farm	5
may be said that	5
boy of twelve years	5
he did not think	5
i wish i could	5
to provide for their	5
the meaning of the	5
other members of the	5
the board of police	5
the state of affairs	5
that the people of	5
but i told her	5
system of public education	5
there were so many	5
a practical knowledge of	5
in the time of	5
to give him a	5
to be in the	5
in the erection of	5
and it would be	5
a letter from the	5
than in any other	5
it seemed to me	5
by one of the	5
that i have been	5
the full work of	5
such a state of	5
on a large scale	5
as she had done	5
the privileges of the	5
should be able to	5
that i should take	5
the gulf of mexico	5
proposed that i should	5
of a white man	5
jest ez soon ez	5
of the citizens of	5
the welfare of the	5
and two of the	5
condition of things in	5
in the person of	5
one and a half	5
in order that the	5
to be permitted to	5
which was one of	5
that no negro shall	5
a number of times	5
one thus offending shall	5
in the care of	5
me that i could	5
continues to be the	5
to the will of	5
on my return i	5
among the freedmen in	5
that they were not	5
and especially for those	5
the reputation of being	5
and welfare of the	5
the husband and father	5
glad to see you	5
the bible and catechism	5
hesden le moyne was	5
the opening of the	5
he was received with	5
sent for me to	5
the back of the	5
the colored people had	5
the oak hill farm	5
effort was made to	5
the slaves in the	5
american public school system	5
under the penalty of	5
of free negro labor	5
it must have been	5
to give up the	5
your attention to the	5
colored man by the	5
to the civil authorities	5
the officers of this	5
in this part of	5
i thought i would	5
laws of the state	5
was a matter of	5
in the same manner	5
head of the bureau	5
in the case of	5
of the academy and	5
about the middle of	5
ministers of the gospel	5
that you may be	5
for those of his	5
citizens of the united	5
the expiration of the	5
the basement of zion	5
at the request of	5
mayor or president of	5
since the close of	5
of the state or	5
i went to my	5
under the direction of	5
the labor of the	5
of their former masters	5
as a missionary to	5
was not able to	5
as well as of	5
of the hands of	5
the schools of the	5
a few minutes before	5
in the city of	5
a meeting of the	5
of the rights of	5
of hesden le moyne	5
and it is a	5
before the end of	5
be imprisoned and made	5
about the first of	5
for the accomplishment of	5
daily reading of the	5
the kingdom of god	5
the relations between the	5
it is true that	5
ordained to the full	5
in the same way	5
did not want to	5
the beaver dam church	5
made it necessary to	5
face to face with	5
as long as they	5
the laws of the	5
seem to have been	5
the five civilized tribes	5
for a term of	5
with general le clerc	5
a free man of	5
the educational work among	5
those for whom she	5
i do not see	5
he was a very	5
homes of the people	5
in point of form	5
no negro or freedman	5
the direction of the	5
as well as a	5
of those who are	5
a great many of	5
was buried in the	5
i felt as if	5
the mind of the	5
it was said that	5
of the young people	5
part of the territory	5
the conclusion was reached	5
of a colored man	5
use of the bible	5
independent ownership of land	5
to any of the	5
of the general assembly	5
felt that it was	5
the northern part of	5
she was a very	5
i was informed that	5
the form of a	5
a few years before	5
special permission in writing	5
and youth of the	5
to get rid of	5
in a variety of	5
in the use of	5
the meeting of the	5
little children to come	5
had never thought of	5
the arrival of the	5
at red wing had	5
system of free labor	5
it is said that	5
it was a sad	5
a matter of course	5
or in default thereof	5
will continue to be	5
elder of the oak	5
the solution of the	5
the st of august	5
i called on a	5
that there is a	5
i have heard it	5
of the people to	5
to pay for the	5
who are interested in	5
sick and wounded soldiers	5
being one of the	5
the porch of the	5
work at the academy	5
me that if i	5
order that they might	5
it was not so	5
parts of our land	5
in the matter of	5
of the presbyterian board	5
was ordained by the	5
some of the white	5
for the cause of	5
our lord and savior	5
one on each side	5
said one of the	5
the work among the	5
i shall have to	5
he could not be	5
the wife and children	5
the life of a	5
to do the work	5
with the exception of	5
the way of the	5
at the commencement of	5
of the work in	5
two or three times	5
became a member of	5
and as soon as	5
many of them were	5
of the condition of	5
the first elders of	5
the name of a	5
with the help of	5
there was great excitement	5
were by no means	5
in their power to	5
was about to be	5
at some future time	5
as there was no	5
attached to each other	5
i could not be	5
the best way to	5
those who had been	5
for the reason that	5
and made to work	5
an active christian worker	5
what a happy land	5
to him and his	5
the interest of the	5
but it is not	5
the presence of a	5
in one of his	5
that the officers of	5
all the children and	5
but it was not	5
the best people of	5
the affairs of the	5
they were about to	5
was the first time	5
of the white race	5
this was the first	5
in the neighborhood of	5
as this was the	5
of the best of	5
the social and political	5
suffer little children to	5
that i should have	5
for the time being	5
most of those who	5
a place of safety	5
this is one of	5
in the public school	5
the first of these	5
the influence of the	5
a number of our	5
of the state to	5
of the common people	5
in the house of	5
there can be no	5
and gave him a	5
at the risk of	5
of which i have	5
you are to be	5
the general assembly at	5
in the evening i	5
with the spirit of	5
the mayor or president	5
any one thus offending	5
a flag of truce	5
will not work without	5
was delivered by rev	5
he was a great	5
the pursuit of happiness	5
to be the best	5
and the pursuit of	5
the captain of the	5
father and mother were	5
and when he was	5
the church and the	5
the commencement of the	5
a justice of the	5
in the basement of	5
i told her to	5
who shall be found	5
the aid of the	5
the first meeting of	5
all parts of our	5
in the land of	5
she could not tell	5
and many of them	5
teacher at oak hill	5
order that he might	5
two or three days	5
the six hundred dollars	5
as he was a	5
of the first elders	5
to a great extent	5
but as soon as	5
to find an employer	5
as if i was	5
to the house of	5
the oak hill family	5
with the view of	5
in which he was	5
young men of the	5
she was able to	5
in his power to	5
or colored person shall	5
the agents of the	5
school at red wing	5
the time of my	5
is found in the	5
under the protection of	5
you ought to see	5
in the freedom of	5
whom i had been	5
the enfranchisement of the	5
as far as my	5
from house to house	5
number of colored people	5
but he was not	5
so far as the	5
to the full work	5
in a tone of	5
the negro will not	5
of the church and	5
and when it was	5
one of their own	5
people of this state	5
the death of the	5
condition of the freedmen	5
the southern white man	5
to some of the	5
of those who have	5
of many of the	5
children to come unto	5
as a part of	5
that is what i	5
to see if i	5
was not to be	5
by a colored man	5
of his own house	5
of slavery and the	5
he had never seen	5
to a place of	5
i told her that	5
the jurisdiction of the	5
i want to see	5
where they had been	5
the midst of the	5
it was a long	5
he did not see	5
the representatives of the	5
a flood of tears	5
commander of the department	5
into a flood of	5
have been in the	5
and take care of	5
a small part of	5
whom he had been	5
that he would not	5
seemed to have been	5
in the autumn of	5
that i had been	5
in the mean time	5
not be permitted to	5
full work of the	5
was going on in	5
the place of the	5
to come and take	5
was the name of	5
in addition to the	5
and they are now	5
i am going to	5
had been one of	5
dollars for each offence	5
the blood of the	5
the back of his	5
they had so long	5
a glass of water	5
one of the officers	5
to be in a	5
i know i ought	5
an agent of the	5
for a short time	5
on account of their	5
in the interest of	5
to those who have	5
downfall of the confederacy	5
other side of the	5
few days previous to	4
it may be asked	4
of the american public	4
his own precious blood	4
that they are not	4
the foot of the	4
of faithful and efficient	4
told him of the	4
the age of twenty	4
as i looked upon	4
and at the close	4
national control in the	4
a happy land is	4
and that they were	4
for the betterment of	4
little more than a	4
about the last of	4
headquarters department of mississippi	4
the colored man to	4
on the ground that	4
the whites at large	4
it is no wonder	4
in your power to	4
the same as that	4
that this was the	4
rent or keep a	4
the southern part of	4
the loss of his	4
he returned to his	4
as far as the	4
of the number of	4
and improving her own	4
a few months previously	4
of the freedmen in	4
he was followed by	4
and a half years	4
was ordained an elder	4
me to do so	4
to the provisions of	4
in the open field	4
was sent to the	4
of the word of	4
it was founded in	4
would have to be	4
he was in the	4
the rules were suspended	4
that i should go	4
the united states forces	4
preacher of the gospel	4
be lawful for any	4
of gold and silver	4
the officer of the	4
allotment of lands in	4
is the beginning of	4
the organization of a	4
as soon as we	4
as well as those	4
for the promotion of	4
in the society of	4
he would go to	4
basement of zion baptist	4
to make the negro	4
was going to take	4
of the confederate government	4
a desire to be	4
received a note from	4
from the public schools	4
as if i had	4
to colored people in	4
organization of the church	4
promote the interests of	4
or freedman shall be	4
i am bound to	4
part of this report	4
felt as if i	4
i reached the conclusion	4
i began to wonder	4
the top of a	4
but i tell you	4
hundred and fifty thousand	4
a variety of ways	4
where did you get	4
of one blood all	4
the american public school	4
of the provisional governor	4
of officers and soldiers	4
it was to me	4
work at oak hill	4
were taken to the	4
that section of the	4
is hardly necessary to	4
out upon the porch	4
with a few other	4
was followed by a	4
as well as his	4
papers from the governor	4
influence in the union	4
it has been necessary	4
that she was going	4
the establishment of oak	4
he had been so	4
to my wife and	4
my way to the	4
it will not be	4
and a half miles	4
hed a right ter	4
this report you will	4
the blacks at large	4
the th of may	4
of the day in	4
the prejudices of the	4
he advised me to	4
of most of the	4
to the french government	4
the last two years	4
to a number of	4
the confidence of the	4
had been a slave	4
i could not see	4
wished me to write	4
completing the grammar course	4
young and rising generation	4
the united states and	4
the will of the	4
stated supply of the	4
for me to go	4
he said he was	4
to raise the money	4
the new school building	4
headquarters northern district of	4
was let out to	4
to promote the interests	4
they had been accustomed	4
united states colored infantry	4
to come out of	4
in the class room	4
for two or three	4
under the leadership of	4
was on his way	4
the object of this	4
free labor in the	4
not work without physical	4
merchandise or traffic within	4
the knowledge of the	4
it shall be done	4
to take part in	4
he said to his	4
to have been a	4
in a majority of	4
in their own language	4
she did not think	4
we listened to a	4
do not think it	4
just as well as	4
the sentiment of the	4
members of the oak	4
in which they were	4
manner in which they	4
that she could not	4
of things in the	4
to serve as a	4
shall be forced to	4
what do you say	4
it was a very	4
when the war ended	4
called upon to make	4
that she had been	4
under the charge of	4
with his own hands	4
i was in the	4
to the interests of	4
the governor of the	4
or any kind of	4
we were invited to	4
and i know you	4
work among the choctaws	4
the number of colored	4
had the pleasure of	4
in the old slave	4
learn to read and	4
said there was a	4
the war of rebellion	4
as well as blacks	4
a load of wood	4
for state of mississippi	4
a drink of water	4
your most obedient servant	4
the oak hill aid	4
since the days of	4
the nations of the	4
his hand to his	4
all i could do	4
made up his mind	4
the western part of	4
and at the end	4
for the preservation of	4
and said he had	4
by the adoption of	4
in the history of	4
do you think you	4
the return of the	4
commander of the post	4
work of the school	4
of merchandise or traffic	4
the successor of rev	4
without a special permission	4
could not at once	4
of my wife and	4
should be allowed to	4
the end of a	4
the form of sound	4
rules were again suspended	4
has been necessary to	4
people of that section	4
it was impossible to	4
a quarter of a	4
is not what we	4
he continued to serve	4
blacks at large belong	4
of the fact that	4
be held responsible for	4
has not yet been	4
a letter of introduction	4
hope and sandy branch	4
when he saw the	4
latter part of the	4
provisional governor of mississippi	4
there had been a	4
work without physical compulsion	4
the sound of the	4
returned to his home	4
they would have to	4
of a military force	4
large majority of the	4
remain at the academy	4
people in the south	4
or keep a house	4
that they were free	4
it did not seem	4
as in the days	4
in another part of	4
in the absence of	4
the one who says	4
was born a slave	4
but a few days	4
there has never been	4
in the book of	4
this state of affairs	4
the freedmen in indian	4
she came to me	4
come to my notice	4
that he and his	4
part of the time	4
for an opportunity to	4
of two hundred and	4
were at that time	4
the next day i	4
that he was in	4
a few of these	4
as to make the	4
of the students and	4
they would not have	4
the eyes of the	4
to the whites at	4
in writing from his	4
her husband had been	4
he would have to	4
form of sound words	4
from the time the	4
the sick and dying	4
wife and seven children	4
the majority of the	4
regular service of some	4
but i am not	4
any articles of merchandise	4
voice of the people	4
made of one blood	4
this state of things	4
the freedom of his	4
the duty of parents	4
time by its title	4
on the coast of	4
not too young to	4
he was able to	4
to take her to	4
he had begun to	4
ordained by the presbytery	4
freedmen in indian territory	4
the privilege of the	4
and hesden le moyne	4
the allotment of lands	4
the hearts of the	4
to a life of	4
the changes that have	4
the end of his	4
to be out of	4
i had no idea	4
during the month of	4
denied the privilege of	4
to the fact of	4
some of the leading	4
according to their own	4
in regard to their	4
is the ability to	4
relative to the police	4
he was afraid to	4
the interior of the	4
all in my power	4
i believe it to	4
was said to be	4
in compliance with your	4
the erection of a	4
teachers at red wing	4
make the negro work	4
happy land is ours	4
ordinance relative to the	4
was no longer any	4
of his own life	4
expiration of the time	4
to call your attention	4
i replied that i	4
ten dollars per month	4
and gave them a	4
with a glance at	4
the number of the	4
i wish you to	4
between the whites and	4
the southern people are	4
in a number of	4
new hope and sandy	4
the risk of his	4
ejected and compelled to	4
to new orleans for	4
captain or chief of	4
early the next morning	4
many of those who	4
enrolled as attending school	4
conclusion was reached to	4
have been able to	4
they did not know	4
men of the state	4
to come and see	4
in default thereof shall	4
out of the hands	4
that they were going	4
the blessing of god	4
i have been in	4
of one hundred and	4
through the influence of	4
able and willing to	4
it is one of	4
the home of henry	4
in the free states	4
to return to our	4
that they had been	4
the course of the	4
in the olden time	4
by those who have	4
took charge of the	4
shall be compelled to	4
will see by the	4
a few days previous	4
told me that she	4
was a free woman	4
to remain at the	4
the young and rising	4
to each other the	4
the sake of his	4
den jes fork up	4
told him that he	4
the cause of freedom	4
it has been said	4
the continuance of the	4
the part of a	4
officer of the bureau	4
all the people of	4
passed out of the	4
decision to live a	4
it seems as if	4
with me in the	4
secured the erection of	4
came to my notice	4
from and after its	4
in default of the	4
from the black belt	4
divinely appointed elements of	4
on the back of	4
learning to read and	4
do you want to	4
young man who had	4
his life had been	4
they had always been	4
the membership of the	4
of some white person	4
a large proportion of	4
the war of the	4
the united states of	4
into the heart of	4
law of the land	4
in the presbyterian church	4
he was one of	4
a third time by	4
every part of the	4
there was no other	4
as she was a	4
at large belong to	4
in the position of	4
large belong to the	4
they had to be	4
to go to canada	4
i had but little	4
and most of them	4
i meant to have	4
i gave her a	4
training and development of	4
of the public schools	4
at the first meeting	4
the waters of the	4
by the choctaw freedmen	4
as if she had	4
under the supervision of	4
a colored man to	4
over one hundred scholars	4
two days on the	4
in the bible and	4
of the former slave	4
i was called upon	4
to look at the	4
i am of the	4
she did not dream	4
hundred and eighty dollars	4
was thought to be	4
in the state courts	4
after completing the grammar	4
to say that he	4
i have had a	4
i was introduced to	4
their object was to	4
one of the teachers	4
constitution of the united	4
that i am not	4
what it is to	4
of the first presbyterian	4
took possession of the	4
the christian commission rooms	4
teacher at red wing	4
and compelled to find	4
that the citizens of	4
a majority of cases	4
light of the world	4
and then she would	4
the freedmen in this	4
the development of a	4
result of the war	4
jes fork up de	4
was a white man	4
found it difficult to	4
her if she would	4
of a good character	4
the administration of justice	4
but did not think	4
cannot take care of	4
good people of horsford	4
take care of the	4
from a number of	4
on my way home	4
wished to see me	4
of a large number	4
the freedom of my	4
all are expected to	4
with their former slaves	4
of the committee on	4
to say that the	4
would like to be	4
but after the state	4
with me to the	4
in the school of	4
keep a house within	4
establishment of oak hill	4
in the number of	4
to cairo and return	4
until the day of	4
to any one who	4
she was the mother	4
it is needless to	4
or pay a fine	4
i should not be	4
to the board of	4
the justices of the	4
in the purchase of	4
it is hardly necessary	4
the rest of us	4
the academy during the	4
it shall not be	4
regard it as a	4
a candidate for the	4
the mayor of the	4
in the government of	4
be permitted to rent	4
for one of the	4
upon the other side	4
one of the colored	4
young people of the	4
written by the same	4
the bread of life	4
with the white man	4
some of the most	4
the names of those	4
fork up de little	4
the death of my	4
the following is the	4
grow up wid de	4
the rules were again	4
work among the freedmen	4
up wid de kentry	4
the taking of the	4
members of the legislature	4
ask god to make	4
many of them are	4
compelled to work five	4
day of the week	4
to the oak hill	4
rode up to the	4
were not allowed to	4
the scope of the	4
those parts of the	4
and at the same	4
from the use of	4
asked him if he	4
was a free man	4
the beginning of his	4
she said she would	4
on the porch of	4
of the author to	4
from his employer or	4
he would have been	4
the colored man in	4
of the world to	4
in which he lives	4
had no money to	4
house at red wing	4
five per cent of	4
on one side and	4
a few weeks later	4
in the little hamlet	4
default of the payment	4
the spirit of god	4
elements of a good	4
a long time before	4
for their interest to	4
of their own race	4
five dollars in lieu	4
and the number of	4
order to secure the	4
could not be found	4
native oak hill school	4
out of sight of	4
when he was a	4
in the summer of	4
mayor and council of	4
presbytery of white river	4
the state of missouri	4
but it did not	4
be forced to work	4
and they must be	4
he had never thought	4
the spread of intelligence	4
state of south carolina	4
wiley homer of grant	4
that our heavenly father	4
after the arrival of	4
and begged him to	4
of the states to	4
a letter addressed to	4
we had a few	4
there will be a	4
of the gospel and	4
of the officers of	4
as it was the	4
but they were not	4
but you are not	4
by the hand of	4
shook hands with them	4
close of the meeting	4
in support of this	4
pleas and quarter sessions	4
the necessity of a	4
in their efforts to	4
of the people in	4
part of the superintendent	4
shall not be lawful	4
the basis of the	4
the wealth of the	4
the banks of the	4
with the rest of	4
the next two years	4
home of henry crittenden	4
god will bless you	4
he seemed to be	4
meeting of the synod	4
take the oath of	4
had a large family	4
compelled to find an	4
would like to know	4
if you go to	4
arbor in the timber	4
the position of a	4
to be very careful	4
were added to the	4
i feel warranted in	4
within the corporate limits	4
to such an extent	4
western part of the	4
i do not wish	4
has no right to	4
permission in writing from	4
he became a teacher	4
sense of the word	4
in the french colonies	4
i thought i was	4
in the old form	4
be in favor of	4
he felt that the	4
twelve years of age	4
had been on the	4
and burst into a	4
of the slavery period	4
with a view to	4
she said to herself	4
was a sort of	4
to do for the	4
as an act of	4
by virtue of the	4
report you will find	4
from the time of	4
one of the greatest	4
the night of the	4
a few miles distant	4
more than one hundred	4
in their own hands	4
hallelujah to the lamb	4
that he had not	4
of the population of	4
read a second time	4
a large company of	4
the population of the	4
to the presbytery of	4
was that he had	4
to the states of	4
will be able to	4
school and endeavor meetings	4
to his home in	4
ought to have a	4
a course of study	4
been a man of	4
it is impossible for	4
a voice from the	4
to me that i	4
who had been his	4
may be able to	4
is to glorify god	4
had not heard from	4
to go to a	4
to work for him	4
have no idea of	4
have done it unto	4
at the sight of	4
the object of her	4
in which colored people	4
not know any thing	4
to the friends of	4
on the top of	4
why do you say	4
introduced the following ordinance	4
was transferred to the	4
candidates for the ministry	4
i am one of	4
the presbytery of white	4
to me with the	4
freedom of thought and	4
he had arrived at	4
belong to the whites	4
to the treatment of	4
it was not for	4
would have to go	4
the walls of the	4
among the freedmen of	4
the suffering and dying	4
which they have been	4
it is not a	4
the role of the	4
who informed me that	4
on the breda estate	4
a season of prayer	4
free man of color	4
a petition to the	4
but as i was	4
a short time he	4
that i had no	4
for his own sake	4
men and women who	4
upon one of the	4
that it has been	4
told him if he	4
writing from his employer	4
a few acres of	4
i want to say	4
after the departure of	4
in the church and	4
ordinance read a second	4
that if i would	4
told him he must	4
i returned to the	4
as soon as it	4
end of the year	4
i had an opportunity	4
one verse a day	4
had so long been	4
for a few years	4
mass of the people	4
see if i could	4
of his own color	4
his wife and child	4
the rights of citizenship	4
he proposed to take	4
the products of the	4
and the people of	4
care of the stock	4
and i want you	4
him that he had	4
was about to leave	4
the state of louisiana	4
now and then a	4
the united states troops	4
be allowed to go	4
if there had been	4
the accomplishment of the	4
in the town of	4
i should like to	4
faithful and efficient service	4
after the lapse of	4
i have had to	4
at the time appointed	4
three hundred and fifty	4
as i have been	4
i was informed by	4
of the human race	4
about the close of	4
to the lot of	4
due to the fact	4
the proprietor of the	4
i beg your pardon	4
man and his wife	4
had heard nothing from	4
service of some white	4
to rent or keep	4
it to be the	4
in the center of	4
of the blood of	4
the system of free	4
of zion baptist church	4
he told them he	4
articles of merchandise or	4
the young men of	4
the cause of her	4
the following day i	4
does not seem to	4
employer or the mayor	4
he must have been	4
by order of major	4
of the work at	4
as if i could	4
told him he would	4
and forbid them not	4
as i was going	4
that it will be	4
for the establishment of	4
of the government of	4
many of the planters	4
not been for the	4
ordinance read a third	4
him that he was	4
so far as to	4
well as in the	4
service of the united	4
was regarded as a	4
third time by its	4
than he had ever	4
read a third time	4
of the public school	4
a young man of	4
i had not been	4
that he might be	4
order of major general	4
to participate in the	4
and that was the	4
be looked upon as	4
it is in the	4
in other parts of	4
but there was no	4
is a matter of	4
a hundred and fifty	4
negro testimony in the	4
the training and development	4
which she had been	4
knowledge of the bible	4
a hundred years ago	4
the vote of the	4
the care of a	4
am in favor of	4
through the kindness of	4
had a hard time	4
how to use them	4
i do not consider	4
the freedmen in the	4
thank god for little	4
the hands of a	4
from year to year	4
to the police of	4
he went to the	4
would be able to	4
a share in the	4
like to see the	4
to make a few	4
with me and my	4
up de little tax	4
liquors as a beverage	4
to be a great	4
for more than a	4
he or she shall	4
our lord jesus christ	4
few months after the	4
the first presbyterian church	4
on his way to	4
spent a few days	4
to be held in	4
we are going to	4
the approval of the	4
there was no longer	4
the state public school	4
one third of the	4
in a slave state	4
thought of these things	4
of the lord are	4
of the old log	4
and a part of	4
not be lawful for	4
the door of the	4
the shelter of the	4
all in his power	4
in their respective communities	4
he was unwilling to	4
the work in which	4
what do you think	4
for the sick and	4
in relation to the	4
the women of the	4
out of the room	4
the people in the	4
in the place of	4
any negro or colored	4
alice lee elliott memorial	4
with a feeling of	4
at the time he	4
out of the city	4
in the rural districts	4
views on the subject	4
was the owner of	4
in great distress of	4
that i was not	4
have come to my	4
came to me and	4
the memory of the	4
proclamation of the provisional	4
in common with the	4
to whom he was	4
there is a god	4
this was the second	4
reached the conclusion to	4
work among the indians	4
the field of battle	4
more than a dozen	4
his employer or the	4
or chief of patrol	4
the owners of the	4
was by no means	4
of more than a	4
that she had never	4
i read a few	4
he went to his	4
five years of age	4
ought to have been	4
of the war department	4
the mother of three	4
to allow him to	4
when i was there	4
of the friends of	4
the st of july	4
i had learned that	4
work on the public	4
at the academy during	4
whom she had been	4
at the christian commission	4
the great mass of	4
told him to go	4
not for his own	4
permitted to rent or	4
has a right to	4
can only be done	4
of being one of	4
be sent to the	4
did not hesitate to	4
in the educational work	4
am glad to see	4
that i might be	4
was more than a	4
in command of the	4
a part of his	4
another part of this	4
it is useless to	4
but they did not	4
the proclamation of emancipation	4
from the presbytery of	4
and of the state	4
had no desire to	4
to them by the	4
on the last day	4
to get away from	4
north of red river	4
know i ought to	4
had no right to	4
by the hand and	4
i told her if	4
to do with the	4
of which he had	4
i told him he	4
over and over again	4
a few weeks after	4
god for little children	4
the course of my	4
on their way to	4
with reference to the	4
as she thought of	4
and in a few	4
had been taught to	4
and urged me to	4
ye have done it	4
to be sent to	4
for the last time	4
was the daughter of	4
i left for the	4
a few years ago	4
the course of study	4
as far as i	4
enlargement and permanent improvement	4
bible in the public	4
of the most intelligent	4
it might have been	4
oak hill academy and	4
with a heavy heart	4
in charge of a	4
should be required to	4
you will see by	4
of the reformation in	4
there were a number	4
would not believe it	4
meeting in the swamp	4
in the hearts of	4
the west end of	4
the people of his	4
on one of the	4
and went to see	4
of the beaver dam	4
to say that i	4
the supervision of the	4
colored people in charleston	4
the time of her	4
the new testament and	4
the earlier years of	4
in sympathy with the	4
came to us with	4
are not to be	4
the future of the	4
the vicinity of the	4
a house within the	3
permission shall not extend	3
to prevent the freedmen	3
to come and visit	3
after the name of	3
the freedmen and their	3
made the subject of	3
the wants of those	3
friend of the colored	3
to aid in the	3
the white man was	3
no public meetings or	3
i advise you to	3
with whom i came	3
the colored presbyterian ministers	3
class of men in	3
supply the place of	3
we thank thee for	3
of slaves for sale	3
one boy also named	3
allow them to remain	3
to see the sheriff	3
him an object of	3
the rock of ages	3
had advised me to	3
by handing him my	3
she told me of	3
i am sure you	3
was built of saplings	3
she did not expect	3
called at the christian	3
nimbus and his wife	3
over her head and	3
the wife of mr	3
if i would take	3
manner in which the	3
for the county of	3
he had the same	3
who was about to	3
after my arrival at	3
an enlightened christian civilization	3
she had not heard	3
for him to come	3
by special permission in	3
word of god and	3
i should be glad	3
on the minds of	3
one end of the	3
conduct of the negro	3
the states of south	3
as a candidate for	3
one of them was	3
prepared the way for	3
he said it was	3
never occurred to her	3
had made him a	3
to work for the	3
he would not believe	3
she had always been	3
in which she had	3
to a white man	3
the following is a	3
to put up with	3
the wealthiest men in	3
sections of the country	3
the money he had	3
a good character is	3
by inspiration of god	3
did not care to	3
we have had a	3
citizens of the place	3
court of pleas and	3
the district of columbia	3
invite your attention to	3
in caring for the	3
as much as he	3
there was a rush	3
people of red wing	3
any kind of weapons	3
interference of the national	3
what is going on	3
colored person shall be	3
fine of one dollar	3
two hundred and twenty	3
where they would be	3
i did all in	3
that the freedom of	3
free negro or mulatto	3
wanted to know if	3
entered into conversation with	3
i nebber tink ob	3
passed the wreck of	3
it a fair trial	3
confidence and esteem of	3
a very valuable helper	3
pupil at oak hill	3
on the street in	3
as there is no	3
he was not a	3
there was no one	3
upon the porch and	3
that they were slaves	3
presbytery of kiamichi was	3
her head upon my	3
and when they are	3
handed it to me	3
but it is a	3
the divinely appointed elements	3
do not care to	3
in the possession of	3
spent the remainder of	3
what i have said	3
was killed in the	3
that he had no	3
more than two years	3
there is so much	3
i received a note	3
in which they are	3
that they were in	3
to the white man	3
i should never have	3
those who come from	3
the united states authorities	3
years of faithful and	3
you seem to be	3
to the state of	3
the payment of said	3
and nearly all the	3
made by military or	3
let me pray to	3
asked her if she	3
one of the noblest	3
were accorded their freedom	3
to the rear of	3
and leader of the	3
to let you know	3
in the reconstruction movement	3
to be sure and	3
i hope they will	3
protection of the freedmen	3
for me to make	3
ten dollars for each	3
before the civil war	3
and two of his	3
academy during the vacation	3
and his family by	3
the place of meeting	3
a zealous missionary organization	3
too old to be	3
south carolina and georgia	3
took place in the	3
this seemed to be	3
petition to the legislature	3
i called on the	3
it was useless to	3
that the children of	3
return to their homes	3
he was compelled to	3
was my duty to	3
to hire his own	3
the bible from the	3
came to oak hill	3
gang of slaves for	3
he could not do	3
to the following facts	3
the ground that the	3
power to sustain it	3
they were written by	3
him if he had	3
methodist episcopal church in	3
who had been a	3
he ought not to	3
that which is to	3
the ringing of the	3
after the interests of	3
it was my duty	3
should be compelled to	3
in the parish of	3
blossom as the rose	3
well as on the	3
the courts of justice	3
in thought and action	3
to be influenced by	3
he was ordained by	3
to serve thee acceptably	3
i cannot see that	3
the french government was	3
commencement of the war	3
of the good old	3
introduced myself by handing	3
the lord jesus christ	3
this was not the	3
not one of the	3
continued to serve in	3
all the time he	3
there are thousands of	3
and two years later	3
and the children of	3
but he was a	3
my hand in both	3
during my stay in	3
observance of emancipation day	3
a matter of duty	3
was so much pleased	3
the congress of the	3
payment of said fine	3
of the police jury	3
by the people of	3
thus offending shall be	3
one was in sight	3
in the first place	3
the interference of the	3
is not only the	3
i was passing out	3
the colored people who	3
i would not have	3
but little hope of	3
as the result of	3
felt it my duty	3
of the church of	3
the passage of the	3
to stand in the	3
into the service of	3
home as soon as	3
the larger portion of	3
schools in the south	3
was then at the	3
the orders of the	3
it is too late	3
was an old man	3
the negro would be	3
citizens of the county	3
first of all things	3
you want to go	3
of general kirby smith	3
to oak hill and	3
we want you to	3
you see it is	3
come out of the	3
of the wealthiest men	3
to the mind of	3
of the south was	3
do please let me	3
so it went on	3
as big as my	3
that she would not	3
a few months ago	3
as she did so	3
one of the party	3
for the payment of	3
the number of people	3
of the way of	3
to the recital of	3
was so well known	3
and i followed him	3
at a glance that	3
she opened her eyes	3
satisfied that it is	3
in the eyes of	3
and she had not	3
the salary of the	3
and a great deal	3
in the bosom of	3
state of new york	3
red wing had been	3
know all about it	3
it is well to	3
to the effect that	3
the relations of the	3
i will go and	3
in two or three	3
him on the head	3
of the bureau in	3
him in the presence	3
the right to hold	3
soldier of the cross	3
so far as i	3