Rope & Faggot/Index

Advancing South, The, 183

Africa, exploitation of, 105 ff.

Aiken, S. C., 29-33, 172

Alexander, Will W., 186, 192

America Comes of Age, 44, 47, 67

American Journal of Anatomy, The, 125

American Magazine, The, 36

Anglo-Saxonism, 106

Anti-intermarriage laws, 77 ff.

Army intelligence tests, 139-41, 145

Aryanism, 106

Atkinson, Gov. of Georgia, 200-1

Autobiography of an ex-Coloured Man, The, 155, 181-2

Baptists, 245-50

Bean, Robert Bennett, 118, 124 ff.

Beard, Charles A. and Mary R., 13, 14, 45-6, 85, 166-7

Behavior of Crowds, The, 17

Binet test, 139-41

Biometrika, 127, 128, 129

Birmingham, Ala., News, 225, 244-5

Blease, Cole, 101, 172, 173

Bohemians, lynching of, 207

Bond, Horace Mann, 140-1

Brawley, Benjamin, 35

Brigham, C. C., 115, 138-9

Brill, A. A., 61

Browne, Lewis, 41-2

Burnings, by states, 21-2

Caraway, Thaddeus H., 211

Changing South, The, 46, 158-9

Chicago, homicide rate of in relation to other cities, 242

Chicago Tribune, lynching figures of, 227, 228

Chinese, lynching of, 207

Church membership and lynching, 245-50

Clark, Willis W., intelligence testing by, 146-7

Coatesville, Penn., lynching, 36

Cohen v. United States, 217

Collins, Winfield H., 86-7, 89, 90

Columbia, S. C., Record, 32, 173

Congressional Commission on Ku Klux Klan, 95-6

Cotton gin, influence on slavery and lynching, 85

Crisis, The, 140-2, 176

Cruikshank case, 216

Cuba, 108

Cutler, James Elbert, 34, 89, 228

Current History Magazine, 259-60

Darker Phases of the South, 16, 66, 104

Dayton, Tenn. anti-evolution trial, 153-4

​Donaldson, Henry H., 135-6

DuBois, W. E. B., 40, 179

Dyer anti-lynching bill, 208, 212-19, 222

Dyer, L. C., 208

Farm ownership in the South, 104

Federal laws against lynching, proposals of, 207 ff.

Folkways, 6

Foreign-born and lynchings, 237

Frank v. Mangum, 217

"Free Issue" Negroes, 65

Gallicism, 106

Gobineau, Comte Arthur, 121

Grant, Madison, 115, 121

Great Britain, 207

Haiti, 108

Hankins, Frank H., 106-7, 119, 129 ff.

Harmon, G. E., 128-9

Harris, Julia Collier, 174-5

Harris, Julian, 33, 174-5

Harrison, Pat, 211

Hawaii, 108

Hoar, George F., 207

Homicide rates of American cities and lynching, 238-44

Hurd, John C., 44-5

Intelligence tests of Negroes, 137 ff.

Intermarriage, 54 ff.

Interracial Commission, The, 181 ff.

Inventions and lynching, 85, 100

Italians, lynching of, 199-200, 207

Ivy, J. P., burning of, 25-7

Japanese, lynching of, 207

Johnson, Charles S., 189-90

Johnson, James Weldon, 33, 155, 181-2, 212, 259-60

Keith, Sir Arthur, 116, 122

Ku Klux Klan, 11, 12, 16, 30, 46, 68, 89, 94, 95, 101, 107, 111, 112, 115, 116, 117, 119, 120, 164, 175, 193

Lawless, Judge, 90-1

Liberator, The, 86, 91

Lodge, Henry Cabot, 211

Logan v. United States, 209-10

Lowmans, lynching of, 29-33

Lowry, Henry, burning of, 23-4

Lynch, Charles, 83-4

Lynchings by years, 230-1; by states and race, 232-3; in relation to nativity, 237; in relation to homicide rates of cities, 238-44; in relation to church membership and Protestantism, 245-50; by periods, 250-9

Lynch-Law, 34, 89, 228

Mall, Franklin P., 124, 125-6

Martin, Everett Dean, 17

Martyrdom of Man, The, 8, 14

Mencken, H. L., 9, 11, 58

Methodists, 245-50

​Mexicans, lynching of, 207

Miller, Herbert Adolphus, 114

Mims, Edwin, 183

Moore v. Dempsey, 217

Musselman, J. R., 129

Nation, The, 177

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, The, 32, 109-10, 173, 176, 178 ff., 208, 228, 259

National Urban League, The, 189-90

Negro, The, 40

Negro Brain, The, 132

Negro press, 175-6

New York Tribune, 35

New York World, 32, 177, 224

Niles' Register, 91

Nock, Albert Jay, 36

Nordicism, 106, 107

Odum, Howard W., 163

Olmstead, Frederick Law, 93

Opportunity, 176, 189-90

Owens, Rev. C. A., 68, 158

Page, Walter Hines, 20, 168

Parker, A. J., 123

Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich, 5

Pearl, Raymond, 117, 127, 130, 138

Pearson, Karl, 127-8

Philippine Islands, 108

Phillips County, Ark., riots (Elaine riots), 103

Pickens, William, 24-5, 76-7

Powell, John, 69 ff.

Racial Basis of Civilization, The, 106-7

Rape as cause of lynching, 259-67

Reade, Winwood, 8, 14

Reconstruction Period, lynchings during, 94-6

Richmond, Va., Times-Dispatch, 69 ff.

Rise of American Civilization, The, 13, 14, 45-6, 166-7

Rising Tide of Color, The, 115

Robertson, William J., 46, 158-9

Robinson, James Harvey, 18

Samoa, 108

San Domingo, 108

Saunders, v. Shaw, 214

Sex, Influence of on lynching, 57 ff.

Shipley, Maynard, 59, 156

Siegfried, André, 44, 47, 67

Skaggs, William H., 161

Smith, Hoke, 101

Social History of the American Negro, A, 35

Some Racial Peculiarities of the Negro Brain, 125

Southern Oligarchy, The, 161

Southern white press, attitude on lynching, 174-6

Spectator, The, 243-4

Spingarn, Arthur B., 221

State laws against lynching: Georgia, 200-1, 202; North Carolina, 201-2; South Carolina, 202-3; Ohio, 203; Kentucky, 204; Texas, 204; Tennessee, 204; Indiana, 204; Michigan, 204; Alabama, 204; Kansas, 204; Florida, 204; West Virginia, 204

​Stockton, Herbert K., 212-19

Stoddard, Lothrop, 115, 116, 121

Storey, Moorfield, 180-1, 219-20

Strauder v. West Virginia, 215

Strong and Morse, intelligence testing by, 143

Sumner, William Graham, 6

Swiss, lynching of, 207

Taft, William Howard, 208-9

Tannenbaum, Frank, 16, 66, 104

Tarrance v. Florida, 214

Teutonism, 106

Thirty Years of Lynching in the United States, 180, 228

This Believing World, 41-2

Truth About Lynching, The, 86-7

Turner, Mary, lynching of, 27-9

Underwood, Oscar, 211

University of North Carolina, 187

Vardaman, William K., 101

Villard, Oswald Garrison, 177

Virginia Quarterly Review, The, 102-3

Virginia v. Rives, 215

War on Modern Science, The, 58, 156

White women on lynching, 185-6

Williams, John Sharp, 211

Women, number of lynched, 227

Work, Monroe N., 224

Wright, R. Charlton, 32, 173

Yick Wo. v. Hopkins, 214

Young, Earle Fiske, 197-8