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- [Charlottesville, Va.] : University of Virginia, 1915-
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- At head of title: Publications of the University of Virginia.
- [no. 1.] Lectures and addresses on the Negro in the South -- [no. 2.] Rural land ownership among the Negroes of Virginia / by Samuel T. Bitting -- [no. 3.] The taxation of Negroes in Virginia / Tipton Ray Snavely -- no. 4. The Negro in Virginia politics, 1865-1902 / by Richard L. Morton -- no. 5. The Negroes of Lynchburg, Virginia / by Benjamin Guy Childs
- no. 6. Education and economic development of the Negro in Virginia / W.H. Brown -- no. 7. The Virginia Negro artisan and tradesman / Raymond B. Pinchbeck -- no. 8. Negro housing in certain Virginia cities / by Charles Louis Knight -- no. 9. The Negro in Charlottesville and Albemarle County / Marjorie Felice Irwin -- no. 10. Red Hill, neighborhood life and race relations in a rural section / by William Lester Leap -- no. 11. Charlottesville, a study of Negro life and personality / by Helen Camp de Corse
- no. 12. Negro crime in a small urban community / b Robert Mitchell Lightfoot, Jr. -- no. 13. Zion Town, a study in human ecology / by Howard H. Harlan -- no. 14. John Jasper, a case history in leadership / by Howard H. Harlan -- no. 15. The Negro and crime in Virginia / by Bernard Peyton Chamberlain
- no. 16. Bethune Center Nursery School / by Hilda Noel Schroetter -- no. 17. The study of an attempt made in 1943 to abolish segregation of the races on common carriers in the state of Virginia / by Nancy Armstrong -- no. 18. The Negro in the medical profession / by Helen Edith Walker -- no. 19. The woman movement and the Negro movement / by Helen Matthews Lewis -- no. 20. A comparative study of contemporary white and Negro standards in health, education, and welfare, Charlottesville, Virginia / by James Worsham Barksdale