Content warning: this item contains racist language and references to abortion.
Library has a copy that appeared to belong to the author. His stamp is inside the front cover, and indicates he was at "The Hamilton" in Lancaster at the time.
Contents
Introductory.--Tuskegee school.--Virtue and morals.--Religion.--Social equality.--Industry and criminality.--Fidelity.
Summary
Stanton Becker Von Grabill was a respected pianist who was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His criticism of Booker T. Washington and the Tuskegee School reflects a racist point of view not uncommon for 1905. His text does provide information about Mr. Washington's project and serves as an example of white critiques of Black enfranchisement after Reconstruction. Content warning: this item contains racist language and references to abortion.
