Trees Planted by the Water: Early African American Legislators
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Trees Planted by the Water: Early African American Legislators |
by
Theodore Bolton
Matt Gaines and G. T. Ruby addressing the Texas State Legislature
I shall not be
moved
Like a tree planted by the water
I shall not be moved
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All God's Children Got Wings: Tribute to Former Slaves of Texas When Freedom Cried Out The Freedmen's Bureau in Texas Shackles on my Feet African American Laws of 19th-Century Texas The Union League of Texas The Freedmen's Bureau Political Counterpart A Penny Here, A Penny There Historically Black Colleges In Texas Trees Planted by the Water: Early African American Legislators African Americans in Camp County The Early Years African Americans in Harrison County The Early Years African Americans in Marion County The Early Years African Americans in Upshur County The Early Years The Bolton Community of Camp / Upshur The Early Years Your Bible (My first site) Some of my favorite scriptures Old Buildings of Harrison County Most built by slave labor Historic Buildings of Marion County Most built by slave labor AfroTexan Historical and Genealogical Resources |
Image: UTSA’s Institute of Texan Texan Cultures at San Antonio. 075-0730.
