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Adventures of David Grayson is a collection of two books written by Ray Stannard Baker and published under his pseudonym David Grayson. Originally published separately, this book includes the complete text of Adventures in Contentment and Adventures in Friendship. Now republished by Forgotten Books, this book serves as the perfect introduction to the work of Stannard Baker. Both books in this collection share a similar structure and tone. Adv...

Excerpt from Woodrow Wilson and World Settlement Written, Vol. 3: From His Unpublished, and Personal Material Document 6. Record of protests and resolutions adopted by American press correspondents, April 23, 1919, regarding admission to meeting of Allied with German delegates at Versailles May 7, at which the treaty was formally presented to the Germans. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classi...

Excerpt from Following the Color Line: An Account of Negro Citizenship in the American Democracy My purpose in writing this book has been to make a clear statement of the exact present conditions and relationships of the Negro in American life. I am not vain enough to imagine that I have seen all the truth, nor that I have always placed the proper emphasis upon the facts that I here present. Every investigator necessarily has his personal equ...

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Excerpt from The Atlanta RiotThe facts of two of these cases I will narrate - and without excuse for the horror of the details. If we are to understand the true conditions in the South, these things must be told.One of the cases was that of Mrs. Knowles Etheleen Kimmel, twenty-five years old, wife of a farmer living near Atlanta. A 'mile beyond the end of the street-car line stands a small green bunga low-like house in a lonely spot near the e...

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Excerpt from The Lowly EstateThis morning the lawn was white with snow, not frost. When I got home in the early afternoon it still was lying on the more sheltered parts of the garden, and I found small comfort even where it had disappeared. Removing the covering from the rhubarb plants, I did indeed see ruddy stalks just emerging from the ground, and pretty, crinkled leaves just venturing to uncurl. Close inspection showed me green spots upon ...

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