1926 SOUND WAVE. THE GRAMOPHONE JOURNAL. Rare Audiophile History - Black Minstrels, &c. Illustrated MO and established a reading

MO and established a reading room and labored among the soldiers at the camps

Garnet envisioned educated black Americans returning to the African Continent as cultural missionaries

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