The Sage of Tawawa

Reverdy Cassius Ransom, 1861-1959

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Hardcover | 28 February 2003

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Reverdy Cassius Ransom worked with and for the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME). His duties saw him run for Congress, be elected bishop of the AME Church, and serve as editor of the AME Church Review and as church historiographer. This examination of Ransom's dedication to his work in the church and in civil rights is a valuable contribution to African American social history.

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Foreword	p. ix
Foreword	p. xi
Preface	p. xiii
Prologue: Harriet Ransom's Son, 1861-1886	p. 1
Green and Golden College Days, 1881	p. 8
Early Itinerant Ministry, 1886-1896	p. 25
The Institutional Church, 1896-1904	p. 53
New England Years, 1904-1907	p. 75
New York Ministry, 1907-1912	p. 96
Ransom the Editor, 1912-1916	p. 118
From Editor to Bishop, 1916-1924	p. 144
Early Episcopal Districts, 1924-1932	p. 175
The Third District and Wilberforce, 1932-1940	p. 193
The Wilberforce Dilemma and Sims Trial, 1940-1947	p. 219
Ransom the Historiographer, 1947-1952	p. 246
Epilogue: Ransom the Ransomed, 1952-1959	p. 266
Notes	p. 277
Selected Bibliography	p. 312
Index	p. 315
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Reverdy Cassius Ransom, 1861-1959

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