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Mr. George Henry, an influential colored citizen ofProvidence, R. I., has given to Livingstone College, his entire library of choice and rare books. Accompanying this is an oil painting of himself, and portraits of John Brown and Tousiant L'Overture, Charles Sumner and others. Excellent cases with glass doors were also sent and several other articl...
I believe in a universal God; for in the heart of man there are universal thoughts between him and his maker. You may lock a man up in his dungeon, and fetter him, yet that freedom will burst forth in a coming day which no day, no tide, can impede, and will roll on and on until the end of time. Therefore I proclaim liberty to all mankind and to the...
BIRTH OF GEORGE HENRY--ANCESTRY--PARENTS. George Henry, the author of this work, was born in thestate of Virginia, in the year 1819. As my parents diedwhen I was quite young, and there were no records keptin those days, I am compelled to rely upon the testimonyof others. My mother was a mixture of the Anglo-Saxon withAnglo-African, her father being...
BOYHOOD DAYS. In my early days there were no schools for those of myclass; for it was under penalty of death for any one to be caught teaching the Bible. The poor whites were in as bad condition, as far as education was concerned, excepting the penalty. I can just remember, one summer, way down in myneighborhood in a meadow, there was an Englishman...
WHITE-BREAD, TRAVEL, HORSES, ETC. In entering upon the third chapter, when aboutFourteen years of age, old people used to tell me when I would be kicking up my heels and playing: "Ah boy, you are eating your white bread now." I then did not understand what they meant. Full of enthusiasm, I longed to visit other cities, to see the great men, hear th...
EFFORTS TOWARDS FAME AND GLORY. Seeing vessels often coming into the harbor, and talkingwith the sailors, brightened my hopes of a better future than the dark and benighted ages in which I then lived, and in the words of Hon. Charles Sumner: "No honest, earnest effort in a good cause can fail." So I determined to make that effort, and thought best ...
CONTINUATION OF SEAFARING--SECOND VOYAGE, ETC. We loaded with wood and timber for Philadelphiaand sailed on till we came to Bodkin Light, and N.N. E. till we got to the head of the Cheseapeake,thence through the locks of the Canal to the Deleware River. Being a novelty, when I first got intothe locks, when they raised me up and down, I didnot know ...
THE BLACK JAWS OF DEATH. My next voyage, we loaded again with grain and starteddown ChesepeakeBay, encountering a terrible gale inpassing the Horse-Shoe, being blown off our course cleardown to Cape Henry, but we got through safe and enteredthe river, a very crooked river. We sailed right by the place where Gen. Butler cut through, now called the D...
ENTERING ON A NEW CAREER. Here I first entered on my career, with all thepersecution that could be heaped upon me, no one to giveme words of cheer. Had I been weak and timid I shouldhave sank under the persecution, but with courage bold Imarched on in my own way towards liberty and civilization; for I felt that no power could stay my progress, and ...
OTHER VOYAGES AND OTHER STRANGE INCIDENTS. My next voyage was to Annapolis with a load of bark,sold to a man named Hayden. Arrived there on Saturday,not time enough to unload. So on Sunday his body-servantinvited me to attend church. I saw a great many differentthings I never saw before. While in church I saw a younglady named Kitty Dean, with whom...
View all 38 artworks. George Henry lived in the XIX – XX cent., a remarkable figure of British Impressionism. Find more works of this artist at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.
George Henry, a Scottish painter, was born on January 11, 1858, in Irvine, North Ayrshire, Scotland. He emerged as one of the leading figures of the Glasgow School of Art and played a significant role in the development of Scottish art during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Great Teachers Henry's artistic journey began
