Game Bibliography:
Excerpts from sources fall under creative commons domain or are public domain unless otherwise noted.
TEXTS
"After 44 years secret papers reveal truth about five nights of Violence in Notting Hill"
Author: Alan Travis
Date: 24 Aug 2002
The Guardian
Permission granted by the Guardian
“Aftermath of Nat Turner Insurrection”
Author: John W. Cromwell
Date: Apr 1920
The Journal of Negro History 5.2
"Aren't the Police Wonderful"
Author: Chris Mullin
Date: 17 July 1981
Tribune
Permission granted by Chris Mullen
“Authentic anecdotes of American slavery”
Date: 1838
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division
“Black men and White Women”
Author: Stephen Black
Date: Oct 1919
The English review, 1908-1937
“British Bill Seeks to Erase Racism”
Date: 10 Apr. 1968
New York Times
“The British KKK”
Date: 1966
The Chicago Defender (National Edition)
“BRIXTON: the police would not listen to warnings -- so they must take the blame”
Tribune
Date: 17 April 1981
“Cobbett Against Race Mixing”
Author: William Cobbett
Date: 1802
“Eugenics race mixture”
Date: 1912
Reporting on the First International Eugenics Congress
Events of the Tulsa disaster
Author: Mary E Jones Parrish
Date: 1922
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division/ The
New York Public Library
From Federal Writers' Project: Slave Narrative Project:
Library of Congress, Manuscript/Mixed Material
Vol 1: “Alabama, Aarons-Young”
Vol 2: “Arkansas, Part 1, Abbott- Byrd”
“Arkansas, Part 2, Cannon- Evans”
“Arkansas, Part 3, Gadson- Isom”
“Arkansas, Part 4, Jackson-Lynch”
“Arkansas, Part 5, McClendon-Prayer”
“Arkansas, Part 6, Quinn-Tuttle”
“Arkansas, Part 7, Vaden- Young”
Vol 3: “Florida, Anderson-Wilson (with combined interviews of others)”
Vol 4: “Georgia, Part 1, Adams- Furr”
“Georgia, Part 2, Garey-Jones”
“Georgia, Part 3, Kendricks- Styles”
“Georgia, Part 4, Telfair-Young (with combined interviews of others)”
Vol 5: “Indiana, Arnold-Woodson”
Vol 6: “Kansas, Holbert-Williams”
Vol 7: “Kentucky, Bogie-Woods (with combined interviews of others)”
Vol 8: “Maryland, Brooks- Williams”
Vol 9: “Mississippi, Allen-Young”
Vol. 10: “Missouri, Abbot-Younger”
Vol. 11: “North Carolina, Part 1, Adams-Hunter”
“North Carolina, Part 2, Jackson-Yellerday”
Vol. 12: “Ohio, Anderson-Williams”
Vol. 13: “Oklahoma, Adams-Young”
Vol. 14: “South Carolina, Part 1, Abrams-Durant”
“South Carolina, Part 2, Eddington-Hunter”
“South Carolina, Part 3, Jackson-Quattlebaum”
“South Carolina, Part 4, Raines-Young”
Vol. 15: “Tennessee, Batson- Young”
Vol. 16: “Texas, Part 1, Adams-Duhon”
“Texas, Part 2, Easter- King”
“Texas, Part 3, Lewis- Ryles”
“Texas, Part 4, Sanco-Young”
Vol. 17: “Virginia, Berry-Wilson”
“Further Attacks on Blacks”
Full Article: “Racial Riots in Liverpool”;
Manchester Guardian
Date: 11 June 1919
Permission granted by the Guardian
“Gerrit Smith to General Ashley re Black abolition and equality”
Date: 1865
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division.
“ ‘The Headlines call it Race Riots, but it’s Hooliganism’ said the Jamaican ”
Author: Mervyn Jones
Date: 5 Sept. 1958
Tribune
“History of the Liverpool Privateers And Letters of Marque: With an Account of the Liverpool Slave Trade”
Author: Gomer Williams
Date: 1897
London: W. Heinemann
“I was there 20 years ago”
Author: Darcus Howe
Date 16 Apr 2001
New Statesmen
Permission granted from New Statesman ltd
“Immigration to the cities : address of Dr. W.S. Montgomery”
Date: 1905
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division.
“Inquest on Drowned Black”
Full Article: “Racial Riots in Liverpool”; Manchester Guardian
Date: 11 June 1919
“Leather from Human Skin”
Date: 17 March 1888
The Mercury, Saturday Morning repr. Philadelphia News
“Liverpool, miscegenation to blame”
Date: 1919
The National Archives, Kew
“Lynch him! cries as coloured man is chased”
Date: 2 Sept. 1958
The Manchester Guardian
Permission granted by The Guardian
“Lynching announcement”
Date: circa 1919
The New York Public Library
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division
“The ministry; the field for the talented tenth”
Date: 1911
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Sepcial Collections Division
“Of the Causes which have produced the diversities of the human species” in Researches into the Physical History of Man
Author: James Cowles
Date: 1813
“Old Bob Ridley, O. A highly popular Negro chaunt”
Date: 19th century
H. De Marsan, Publisher, No. 38 Chatham Street, N. Y. Image.
Retrieved from the Library of Congress
“On the effects of secluded and gloomy imprisonment (racial disparity in prison)”
Date: 1843
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division.
“Police to Blame for Brixton Confirmation”
Author: Stewart Lansley
Date: 17 Apr 1981
Tribune
“Race Riots Erupt in London Again: Arrests Rise as Outbreaks Continue”
Author: Drew Middleton
Date: 3 Sep 1958
The New York Times
“Racial Harmony impossible”
An article from The Morning Post
Date: 13th June 1919.
National Archives, Kew
“Receipt for $250.00 as payment for Cate, an enslaved woman, Nov. 7, 1834?”
Copied: ca. 1937/ 1938
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
“Receipt for $500.00 payment for Negro man, January 20, 1840”
Copied: ca. 1937/ 1938
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
“Receipt for sale of Jane, age 18, and her son, Henry, age 1 and all future children, December 20, 1849”
Copied: ca. 1937/ 1938
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
“Reparte of Mr Charles Fox”
Full title: "Home Office: Domestic Correspondence. n.d. MS Home Office: Domestic Correspondence from 1773 to 1861”
The National Archives, Kew
“Report of the American Society for Colonizing the Free People of Colour”
Date: 1827
Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division
“Reprimanded”
Full Title: “Reprimanded--the police who used pick axe handles in Brixton Street”
Author: John Tribune
Date: 28 Jan. 1983
Permission granted by Tribune
“Robert Wedderburn, Letters and Papers” 1819
MS Home Office Papers and Records: Part Nine: HO 42
Date: 1819
The National Archives, Kew
“Rosa Parks Papers: Writings, Notes, and Statements, 1956-1998; Drafts of early writings; Autobiographical, circa 1956, undated”
Author: Rosa Parks
Date: 1956
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Visual Materials from the Rosa Parks Papers
“Seeds of Riot Brixton”
Author: Angella Johnson
Date: 3 Apr 1991
The Guardian
Permission granted by The Guardian
“Serious Racial Riots at Cardiff: Three Whites Killed
Date: 13 June 1919
Manchester Guardian
Permission granted by The Guardian
Somerset Case
Full title: Title page of An argument in the case of James Sommersett ...
Date: 1772
“Take Action Now”
Full Title: "The Background of the Notting Hill riot: Outsiders Taking a Hand?"
Date: 2 Sept 1958
The Manchester Guardian
Permission granted by The Guardian
“ ‘Three Black Hawks Swung from Poles’ Report on Deluth 1920 lynching”
Date: 1920
Manakota Free Press
“Value of the Enslaved”
Letters and Papers. May 1812.
MS Home Office Papers and Records: Part Five: HO 42
Date: 1812
The National Archives, Kew
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