Abstract
Introduction
Document 1: Mary Church Terrell, "Another Glimpse of the Old World," 1891
Document 2: Mary Church Terrell, Typescript, "Address to be Delivered at the
International Congress of Women in Berlin, Germany, June 13th 1904
Document 3: Mary Church Terrell, "The International Congress of Women
Recently Held in Berlin, Germany," October 1904
Document 4: Mary Church Terrell, "The Strongest for the Weakest," 1904
Document 5: Mary Church Terrell, "A Colored Woman's Visit to the Countess of
Warwick," 1904
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6: Mary Church Terrell, "A Plea for the White South by a Coloured Woman,"
1905
Document 7: Mary Church Terrell, "Difficulties of Negroes in the United
States: A Word About Lynching," 2 November 1905
Document 8: Mary Church Terrell, "Good Citizenship from a Woman's Point of
View," 10 March 1906
Document 9: Mary Church Terrell, "Peonage in the United States: The Convict
Lease System and the Chain Gangs," 1907
Document 10: Mary Church Terrell, "An Interview with W. T. Stead on the Race
Problem," July 1907
Document 11: Mary Church Terrell, Reminiscences of the International
Congress of Women Conference for Permanent Peace, 1919
Document 12: Mary Church Terrell, "A Doughboy's Fatal Mistake in London,"
ca. 1919
Document 13: Mary Church Terrell, "The Racial Worm Turns," 1920
Document 14: Mary Church Terrell, "The Progress & Problems of Colored
Women," ca.1920
Document 15: Mary Church Terrell, "Black People and Arguments by Democrats
in Favor of the League of Nations," 26 October 1920
Document 16: Mary Church Terrell, "An Appeal to Colored Women to Vote and Do
Their Duty in Politics," 1921
Document 17: Letter, Mary Church Terrell to Jane Addams, 18 March 1921
Document 18: Mary Church Terrell, "Remarks Made at Mass Meeting," 15
November 1921
Document 19: Mary Church Terrell, Colored Women and World Peace, 1932
Document 20: Mary Church Terrell, "On the Trip to Europe," 1937
Document 22: Mary Church Terrell, "Race Problem and the War," ca. 1942-1945
Document 23: Mary Church Terrell, "Human Relations in Transition to
Peace,"13 October 1944
Document 24: Mary Church Terrell, "Testimony Before the House Judiciary
Committee on the Equal Rights Amendment," 10 March 1948
Document 25: Mary Church Terrell, "Senator Benton's Appeal to the Senate to
Pass the F.E.P.C. [Fair Employment Practices Commission] Bill," 1949
Document 26A: Mary Church Terrell, Speech at Lake Success, New York, at the
presentation of a petition to the Human Rights Commission, UN Economic and
Social Council, 19 September 1949
Document 26B: W. E. B. Du Bois, A Petition to the Human Rights Commission,
UN Economic and Social Council, 19 September 1949
Document 18: Josephine Silone Yates, "Kindergartens and Mothers' Clubs, as
Related to the Work of the National Association of Colored Women," 1905
Document 27: Mary Church Terrell, "Address for the Maryland Committee for
Peace," 6 October 1950
