Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Foreword XI
4. Introduction XV
5. Chapter 1 LOCATING the DAWN SETTLEMENT in the HISTORICAL LANDSCAPE 1
6. Chapter 2 BEYOND the UNDERGROUND RAILROAD Migrations to the Dawn Settlement in the Fur Trading Era 19
7. Chapter 3 The SHARED DREAM of EDUCATION The Founding of the British American Institute 29
8. Chapter 4 The SEEDS of DISCORD Exploring the Political Landscape of Dawn 39
9. Chapter 5 The BRITISH AMERICAN INSTITUTE The Early Days of Success and Growth 49
10. Chapter 6 HENSON’S RISING STAR Beyond the Fictional Uncle Tom 65
11. Chapter 7 The REV. JOHN SCOBLE and the DECLINE of the BRITISH AMERICAN INSTITUTE 77
12. Chapter 8 “WHO HAS NOT HEARD of WILLIAM WHIPPER?” Exploring the World of the Black Elite 87
13. Chapter 9 “And STILL THEY COME!” The Black Elite Migration to Dawn 99
14. Chapter 10 The INTELLECTUAL MIGRATION The Ideas and Ideals of the Black Elite Come to the Dawn Settlement 111
15. Chapter 11 “I NEVER SEEN GREATER MINDS to LEARN” Dawn’s Missionary Influence 117
16. Chapter 12 DENNIS HILL and the FIGHT to DESEGREGATE COMMON SCHOOLS 135
17. Chapter 13 LEAVING the PROMISED LAND The Haitian Emigration Movement 145
18. Chapter 14 The STORMS of WAR 155
19. Chapter 15 The FINAL BATTLE for the BAI Scoble and Brown vs. Wright and Myers 163
20. Chapter 16 RESTRUCTURING the BAI to SERVE a CHANGING SOCIETY 173
21. Chapter 17 A TIME to DIE and a TIME to MOURN The Fate of Dawn’s Early Leaders 187
22. Chapter 18 MIGRATION, RESISTANCE, and CONTRIBUTION in a NEW CENTURY 199
23. Chapter 19 ANSWERING the CALL Contributions to Community and Military 213
24. Chapter 20 The NUA STORY The Continued Resistance to Segregation 223
25. Chapter 21 The JOURNEY TOWARDS a MORE AUTHENTIC HISTORY 243
26. Afterword The ROAD AHEAD 255
27. Acknowledgements 265
28. Bibliography 269
29. Notes 281
30. Index 325