1914 C. G. BARTH. Cuff the Negro Boy. A Story for Children. Very Fine. Prayer and Prayer Meetings puts forward a much more

puts forward a much more robust vision of the future of "colored" and white people in the United States

The Half-Way Covenant was interesting in that it was both traditional

with her Welsh Calvinistic Roots

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The Epworth Press

1914 C. G. BARTH. Cuff the Negro Boy. A Story for Children. Very Fine. Prayer and Prayer Meetings puts forward a much moreA fine English translation of a story first written in German by evangelical pietist, Christian Gottlob Barth. It seems from its inception to have been intended for American audiences, perhaps the German in America and his concern for their involvement in American slavery. As usual for the period, infantilizing black characters, but in period context, attempting to show that a black child may be noble, selfless, forgiving, and loved by God as anyone