Edgar A Toppin
Biographic Data
| ID | 1245285 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edgar A Toppin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edgar A |
| FAMILY NAME | Toppin |
| SIGNATURE | TOPPIN E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Professor of History, Virginia State College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Presidency and Black Civil Rights
The Negro in America
Essay| November 01 1969 The Negro in America: 1901 to 1956 Edgar A. Toppin Edgar A. Toppin Professor of History, Virginia State College Edgar A. Toppin has taught history at Alabama State College, Fayetteville State College, the University of Akron, Western Reserve University and the University of Cincinnati. He has written many articles on Negro history in scholarly journals. Dr. Toppin is also the author, director and lecturer of the “Americans…
George Washington Carver
Walter White and the Atlanta Naacp's Fight for Equal Schools, 1916-1917
In 1917 a delegation of negroes went before the Board of Education in Atlanta, Georgia, to demand equal facilities for colored school children. This marked the beginning of the work in Atlanta of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The youthful branch secretary who sparked this drive, Walter Francis White, called this “our first fight and our first victory and ... we have only begun to fight.” Despite his enthusiasm, A…
New Accounts of Reconstructionists and Reconstruction
The Zenith Series
Martin Duberman, The Antislavery Vanguard
John Higham, with Leonard Krieger and Felix Gilbert, History
Slavery and Reconstruction Revisited
James M. McPherson, The Negro Civil War
Ramiro Guerra y Sanchez and Sidney W. Mintz, Sugar and Society in the Caribbean
Humbly They Served
Robert J. Harris, The Quest for Equality
Lawrence Lader, The Bold Brahmins; New England's War Against Slavery
Fawn M. Brodie, Thaddeus Stevens
Eric L. McKitrick, Andrew Johnson and Reconstruction
Hodding Carter, The Angry Scar
Orville W. Taylor, Negro Slavery in Arkansas
William D. Miller, Memphis
Robert Franklin Durden, James Shepherd Pike
History and Reality
Berea's First Century, 1855-1955
Ralph Korngold, Thaddeus Stevens
Frank Thistlewaite, The Great Experiment
Walter White and the Atlanta Naacp's Fight for Equal Schools, 1916-1917
In 1917 a delegation of negroes went before the Board of Education in Atlanta, Georgia, to demand equal facilities for colored school children. This marked the beginning of the work in Atlanta of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The youthful branch secretary who sparked this drive, Walter Francis White, called this “our first fight and our first victory and ... we have only begun to fight.” Despite his enthusiasm, A…
Humbly They Served
History and Reality
Berea's First Century, 1855-1955
Ralph Korngold, Thaddeus Stevens
Frank Thistlewaite, The Great Experiment
William D. Miller, Memphis
Robert Franklin Durden, James Shepherd Pike
Hodding Carter, The Angry Scar
Orville W. Taylor, Negro Slavery in Arkansas
Fawn M. Brodie, Thaddeus Stevens
Eric L. McKitrick, Andrew Johnson and Reconstruction
Robert J. Harris, The Quest for Equality
Lawrence Lader, The Bold Brahmins; New England's War Against Slavery
Humbly They Served
Ramiro Guerra y Sanchez and Sidney W. Mintz, Sugar and Society in the Caribbean
Slavery and Reconstruction Revisited
James M. McPherson, The Negro Civil War
New Accounts of Reconstructionists and Reconstruction
The Zenith Series
Martin Duberman, The Antislavery Vanguard
John Higham, with Leonard Krieger and Felix Gilbert, History
George Washington Carver
Walter White and the Atlanta Naacp's Fight for Equal Schools, 1916-1917
In 1917 a delegation of negroes went before the Board of Education in Atlanta, Georgia, to demand equal facilities for colored school children. This marked the beginning of the work in Atlanta of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The youthful branch secretary who sparked this drive, Walter Francis White, called this “our first fight and our first victory and ... we have only begun to fight.” Despite his enthusiasm, A…
The Negro in America
Essay| November 01 1969 The Negro in America: 1901 to 1956 Edgar A. Toppin Edgar A. Toppin Professor of History, Virginia State College Edgar A. Toppin has taught history at Alabama State College, Fayetteville State College, the University of Akron, Western Reserve University and the University of Cincinnati. He has written many articles on Negro history in scholarly journals. Dr. Toppin is also the author, director and lecturer of the “Americans…
The Presidency and Black Civil Rights
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