Box 9 Folder 1
Volume 1 Notebook and loose pages Autograph manuscript, 18 September 1907-8 August 1923
Box 9 Folder 2
Volume 2 Notebook Autograph manuscript, 1 November 1923-30; August 1927
Box 9 Folder 3
Notes from the Diaries Three autograph manuscript, undated [Re: Plans for a Negro College, Garvey and U.N.I.A., relationship with wife], undated
Box 9 Folder 4
Thoughts and Ideas [Diary] Autograph manuscript [loose notebook pages] 30 April 1923-2; July 1923 [Re. personal observations, quotes, and daughter Francis], 30 April 1923-2; July 1923
Box 10 Folder 1
Africa: Miscellaneous, Ceylon, India, etc. Scrapbook [loose clippings and title page only] 6 October 1927-9 October 1927 [Using cover of African Times and Orient Review September 1917], 6 October 1927-9 October 1927
Box 10 Folder 2
The Aftermath of the Great War 1918-1919. Vol. I. Political and The Rising Tide of Color and The Lesser Breeds Scrapbook, 14 November 1918-14; March1926
Box 10 Folder 3
America Enters the War 1917 Scrapbook, 1917, 1917, 1917
Box 10 Folder 4
Archeology: I. Human Origins; II. Culture History Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book] April 1925-13, April 1927
Box 10 Folder 5
Biographica Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 9 December 1903-1 October 1927
Box 10 Folder 6
Biographical Scrapbook [title page only] Undated [using cover of African Times and Orient Review, October 1917], Undated, October 1917
Box 10 Folder 7
[China] Scrapbook [loose clippings only], 30 October 1926-6 February1927
Box 10 Folder 8
Early Clippings: 1. History; 2. Biography; 3. Politics; 4. Literature; 5. Religion; 6. The State of Society Scrapbook, 2 May 1904-22, September 1910
Box 10 Folder 9
Education: 1. English; 2. American; 3. European; 4. Asian; 5. General Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book] 23 May 1910-21, November 1927
Box 10 Folder 10
Fiction Scrapbook [loose clipping only], 15 September 1926
Box 10 Folder 11
History. 1. Current; 2. Past Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book], 4 July 1910-16 March1927
Box 11 Folder 1
[Labor and Strikes] Scrapbook [loose clippings only, contains folders on Passaic Mill Strike, British General Strike, and Sacco and Vanzetti], 17 February1924-5 October 1927
Box 11 Folder 2
Longevity [and Population.] Scrapbook [loose clippings only], 1 January 1926-21 March1927
Box 11 Folder 3
Mea Historica. 1. Materia; 2. Methods and Principles; 3. Miscellaneous Scrapbook [Contains References for American History. Autograph manuscript undated], 11 May 1907-20 June 1923
Box 11 Folder 4
[Mexico] Scrapbook [loose clippings only], 19 February1926-24 March1927
Box 11 Folder 5
Migration Scrapbook [loose clippings only] 12 December 1925-30 April 1927 [with note], 12 December 1925-30 April 1927
Box 11 Folder 6
My Own Scrapbook Scrapbook, 12 February1910-22 April 1923
Box 11 Folder 7
The Negro in Africa and The West Indian Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 29 December 1903-16 April 1927
Box 11 Folder 8
Oddities, Freaks, etc Scrapbook [loose clippings, loose pages and clippings pasted in book], 5 February1910-6 October 1927
Box 11 Folder 9
[Pictures] Scrapbook [loose clippings only], 8 March1925-3 April 1927
Box 11 Folder 10
[Police and Crime] Scrapbook [loose clippings only], 10 May 1910-16 April 1927
Box 11 Folder 11
Radicalism. 1. Religion; 2. Political; 3. Miscellaneous Scrapbook [title page only], undated
Box 11 Folder 12
Science and Miscellaneous Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book] ^18 November 1903-9, April 1927
Box 11 Folder 13
Trend of the Times Scrapbook [loose clipping and title page fragment], 20 January 1926
Box 27 Folder 9
Weltpolitik scrapbook, Vol. I
Box 27 Folder 10
Weltpolitik scrapbook, Vol. II
Box 27 Folder 11
Weltpolitik scrapbook, Vol. III
Box 27 Folder 12
Clippings from Weltpolitik scrapbook, Vol. III
Box 11 Folder 14
West Africa: Government and Social Rule, Land Acts, Politics, Church, Education, Race Prejudice, and Sex-Exploitation Scrapbook [title page only], undated [Using cover of African Times and Orient Review September 1917], undated
Box 11 Folder 15
The White Man at Home: Moral and Spiritual Scrapbook, April 1922-February 1925
Box 11 Folder 16
The White Man at Home: Social Political and Miscellaneous Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 29 April 1920-16 April 1927
Box 12 Folder 1
Vol. II: Eminent Men and Remarkable Deeds Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 17 November 1906-26 February1927
Box 12 Folder 2
Vol. III: Lynching Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book], 23 January 1911-23 February1927
Box 12 Folder 3
Vol. V: The Color Line Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book], 17 June 1910-30 April 1927
Box 12 Folder 4
Vol. VI: Economic Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], August 1910-11 July 1926
Box 12 Folder 5
Vol. VII: Manners and Customs (1) Real Defects (2) Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 6 August 1911-2 March1927
Box 12 Folder 6
Vol. VIII: The Negro Factions: 1. The Protestants; 2. The Subservients Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book], 19 March1910-6 March1926
Box 12 Folder 7
Vol. IX: Opinions, a. favorable, b. unfavorable, c. impartial Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 13 March1904-3 December 1925
Box 12 Folder 8-9
Vol. XI: Miscellaneous Clippings Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 19 March1904-10 December 1927
Box 12 Folder 10
Vol. XIV: The Negro and the War Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 17 May 1917-12 June 1926
Box 12 Folder 11
Vol. XVII: Pictures Scrapbook [loose clippings and clippings pasted in book], 25 August 1910-4 April 1927
Box 13 Folder 1-2
Early Writings of Hubert H. Harrison. Scrapbook [loose clippings and pasted in book; contains In Our Civic Corner Column]. 11 February1911-December 1919 See detailed list of writings following., 11 February1911-December 1919
List of Harrison's writings in the order in which they appear in the above scrapbook:
Paine's Place in the Deistical Movement
Half A Man--The Status of the Negro
Menace of Exemption. Church Property in New York, Worth $400,000,000 Plus, Evades Payment of Taxes
Postal Department is Made Goat of All Other Federal Business
Post Office Clerks Not Protected by Civil Service from Persecution
Old Age Pension Bill is Criticized
The Duty of the Socialist Party
How to Do It--And How Not
Summary and Conclusion
Murder as a Catholic Argument: An Interview with Father Belford
A Direct Issue
Socialism and the Negro
[Article in Hebrew.]
The Materialistic Interpretation of Morals
Goodwill Toward Men
Africa at the Peace Table
They Shall Not Pass!
A Cure for the Ku-Klux
Our Larger Duty
Negro Culture and the Negro College, America's Backward Race, A Prophetic Voice: The Cause of the New Negro's Attitude
Toward Race Riots, Britain in India, The West African Woman
Two Negro Radicalisms, Suppressing' Race Riots, The Women of Our Race, The White War and the Colored Races
The Negro in History and Civilization
Sonnet to a Sick Friend
The Black Man's Burden
Three Black Bands by Herman M. Moens
Box 13 Folder 3
Lecture Outlines and Notes; New York Board of Education Series. Scrapbook Title page and photocopied notes, originals in manuscript series
Flat Box 740
Mainly About Me Vol. 1; The Radical and Racial Phases. Scrapbook, 1905-28 October 1920
This item is extremely fragile. Access requires special permission from curator.
[Newspaper clippings and other items relating to Hubert H. Harrison; loose clippings and pasted into book, continued in Public Notices, Records and References; Vol. 2: The Upward Climb]
Box 13 Folder 4
Miscellaneous Writings Vol. 2: Literary Criticism and Other Writings Scrapbook [title page and loose clippings; includes "Fish Kettle" and "Trend of the Times" columns, 4 May 1921-2 December 1927
Box 13 Folder 5 & 6
Public Notices, Records and References Vol. 2: The Upward Climb. Scrapbook, 1 April 1903-2 April 1927 [Loose clippings and pasted into book, contains articles about Marcus Garvey trial continues Mainly About Me Vol. 1; The Radical and Racial Phases], 1 April 1903-2 April 1927
Box 13 Folder 7
Writings Hubert Harrison Contributed toNegro World Scrapbook, 1918-10 October 1926 [Loose clippings and clippings pasted in book. Note: most of the formal editorial ('leaders') of 1920 will be found reproduced in my 2nd book. "When Africa Awakes"-- H.H.] See detailed list of writings following:, 1918-10 October 1926, 1920
List of Harrison's writings in the order in which they appear in the above scrapbook:
The Trouble at the Lafayette Darkwater
The Rising Tide of Color Against White World Supremacy
The Seamy Side of White Christian Civilization
The Negro in Industry
The Superscientist
The Black Man's Burden
The Negro Soldier in France
An Englishman Visits Africa
Africa as She Is
Another Negro Poet
The Real Woodrow Wilson
Imperialistic America
The Caucasian Canker in South Africa
Germany, England and the African First Principles
American Slavery Past and Present
The Theory and Practice of International Relations Among Negro-Americans
That Questionnaire
The Brown Man Leads the Way
On a Certain Condescension in White Publishers
Just Suppose: A Riddle for "Scientific Radical" Liars, With Apologies To C. OW.
A Difference of Opinion
The Black Man's Burden
Peace on Earth
On Praise
On "Civilizing" Africa
Lincoln and Liberty: Fact versus Fiction
The Racial Roots of Education
Wanted--A Colored International
Frightful Friendship Vs. Self-Defense
Ku Klux Klan in the Past
The Washington Conference Democracy in America
Disarmament and the Darker Races
White People Versus Negroes: Being the Story of a Great Book The Southern Black--As Seen by the Eye of Fiction
Soft Pedaling for Peace
Presstitution and The Negro Year Book, 1918-1919
As Nature Leads Myth, Magic, and Religion: A Study of Pagan Influences in the Religion of Islam
The Negro in Industry
The New Negro as Seen by a White Man, The Soul of a Sycophant, and Our Newspaper Press
A South African Author
A Volume of Verse
South Africa Again
In Spite of the Handicap
Africa Here and There
Canary Cottage: A Dramatic Opinion
Last Week at Lafayette
The Tragedy of Motherhood
The Darktown Follies' a Great Hit at the Lafayette
Jottings: Pictures at the Lafayette
[Soft-]Pedaling for Peace
A Batch of Books
Curbing the Gouging Landlords
The Crisis Asleep
A "Cheap" Administration
Our Political Power
The Ku Klux Klan
The Line-up on the Color Line
Southern Socialists and the Ku Klux Klan
Education and the U.N.I.A.
"Gotten" is 'Rotten.'
The Lion and the Lamb
"Subject" Versus "Citizen."
"Know Thyself!"
Are Negro Actors White?
The Harlem Hospital
Stupidity and the N.A.A.C.P.
The U.N.I.A. and Politics
What's in a Name?
An Apology
Hands Across the Sea
Why Books?
The Negro and the Census
Homeless White Men
The Negro and the Health and Tenement House Departments
The Negro and High Rents
A Good Word for the Stage
Chiropractic--Good and Bad
Students Reply to Article
Finale
Put up or Shut Up!
West Indian News Notes to be Resumed
The Crab Barrel
Listen!
Answers to Questions Concerning Books