Индекс ИСШ4123-722 (Классификационные индексы СК (до 2000 г.))

№	Название	Автор/Редактор	Место издания	Год издания
1	A blueprint for change: the Black community in Washington, D. C., 1860-1870	Williams Melvin R.
2	A rock in a weary land	Walker Clarence Earl	Baton Rouge	1982
3	African-Americans and the mobilization for Civil War	Glatthaar Joseph T.
4	After slavery	Williamson Joel	New York	1965
5	Americans and Creols in New Orleans: the origins of black citizenship in the United States	Logsdon J.
6	Been in the storm so long	Litwak Leon F.	New York	1979
7	Black Americans and their contributions toward Union victory in the American Civil War. 1861-1865	Mays Joe H.	Lanham etc.	1984
8	Black heritage in social welfare, 1860-1930		Metuchen (N. J.)	1978
9	Black liberation in Kentucky	Howard Victor B.	Lexington	1983
10	Black Ohio and the color line. 1860-1915	Gerber David A.	Urbana a. o.	1976
11	Christian reconstruction	Richardson Joe Martin	Athens	1986
12	Crucible of reconstruction	Tunnell Ted	Baton Rouge	1984
13	Free but not equal	Voegeli V. Jacque	Chicago	1967
14	Freedmen and the ideology of free labor: Louisiana 1862-1865	Messner William F.	Lafayette (Louisiana)	1978
15	Freedom's first generation	Engs Robert Francis	Philadelphia	1979
16	From contraband to freedman	Gerteis Louis S.	Westport (Conn.)	1973
17	Good and faithful labor	Davis Ronald L. F.	Westport (Conn.)	1982
18	John Mercer Langston and the fight for black freedom, 1829-1865	Cheek William, Cheek Aimee Lee	Urbana	1989
19	Military necessity and civil right policy	Berry Mary Frances	Port Washington (N. Y.)	1977
20	Negro labor in the United States 1850-1925	Wesley Charles H.	New York	1927

1

A blueprint for change: the Black community in Washington, D. C., 1860-1870

Williams Melvin R.

2

A rock in a weary land

Walker Clarence Earl

Baton Rouge

1982

3

African-Americans and the mobilization for Civil War

Glatthaar Joseph T.

4

After slavery

Williamson Joel

New York

1965

5

Americans and Creols in New Orleans: the origins of black citizenship in the United States

Logsdon J.

6

Been in the storm so long

Litwak Leon F.

New York

1979

7

Black Americans and their contributions toward Union victory in the American Civil War. 1861-1865

Mays Joe H.

Lanham etc.

1984

8

Black heritage in social welfare, 1860-1930

Metuchen (N. J.)

1978

9

Black liberation in Kentucky

Howard Victor B.

Lexington

1983

10

Black Ohio and the color line. 1860-1915

Gerber David A.

Urbana a. o.

1976

11

Christian reconstruction

Richardson Joe Martin

Athens

1986

12

Crucible of reconstruction

Tunnell Ted

Baton Rouge

1984

13

Free but not equal

Voegeli V. Jacque

Chicago

1967

14

Freedmen and the ideology of free labor: Louisiana 1862-1865

Messner William F.

Lafayette (Louisiana)

1978

15

Freedom's first generation

Engs Robert Francis

Philadelphia

1979

16

From contraband to freedman

Gerteis Louis S.

Westport (Conn.)

1973

17

Good and faithful labor

Davis Ronald L. F.

Westport (Conn.)

1982

18

John Mercer Langston and the fight for black freedom, 1829-1865

Cheek William, Cheek Aimee Lee

Urbana

1989

19

Military necessity and civil right policy

Berry Mary Frances

Port Washington (N. Y.)

1977

20

Negro labor in the United States 1850-1925

Wesley Charles H.

New York

1927