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The Freedmen's Savings Bank

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Identifikator:
175265076X
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-129631
Document type:
Monograph
Author:
Fleming, Walter Lynwood http://d-nb.info/gnd/120660560X
Title:
The Freedmen's Savings Bank
Place of publication:
Chapel Hill
Publisher:
Univ. of North Carolina Press
Year of publication:
1927
Scope:
x, 170 S.
Digitisation:
2021
Collection:
Economics Books
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Contents

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  • The Freedmen's Savings Bank
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • Chapter I. The negro at the close of the Civil War
  • Chapter II. Origin of the Freedmen's Savings Bank
  • Chapter III. Organization and expansion of the Freedman's Bank
  • Chapter IV. The good work of the bank
  • Chapter V. Mismanagement and other troubles
  • Chapter VI. The administration of Frederick Douglass. The collapse of the bank
  • Chapter VII. The work of the commissioners
  • Chapter VIII. The affairs of the bank under the controller of the currency
  • Index

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162 THE FREEDMEN’S SAVINGS BANK 
that a trust company is something more than a bank. It 
implies a great deal, and the Government advised these 
recently emancipated people to put their money in the 
institution, to save it for a rainy day. They had also a 
Freedmen’s Bureau to look after and advise us, and these 
people thought that this was another part of that great 
institution of beneficence to look after their interests. 1 
think that is a good reason why they poured their money 
into that bank. The Government said that their officers 
might go and advise these people where to put their 
money, to tell them to send their receipts to Washington 
and the money would be deposited to their credit, and if 
that does not show some sort of responsibility on the part 
of the Government, with a view to increasing thrift and 
economy among those people, who were then only citizens 
by the emancipation proclamation, I would like to know. 
Statement of Reverend James L. White: 
They were told that every foot of land and every green 
tree in the United States was responsible and therefore it 
could not fail, and the colored people gathered all the 
money that they had earned before the war and the time 
of the Civil War by working at nights and Saturday after- 
noons and intrusted it to this bank on the recommendation 
of the officers of the Government. 
6. LIST OF THE MOST IMPORTANT 
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO 
THE FREEDMEN’S BANK 
House Executive Documents: No. 70, 39 Congress, 1 ses- 
sion; No. 144, 44 Congress, 1 session. 
House Miscellaneous Documents: No. 16, 43 Congress, 2 
session; No. 18, 49 Congress, 1 session; No. 34, 49 Con- 
gress, 2 session; No. 10, 48 Congress, 1 session; No. 29, 
43 Congress, 2 session; No. 7, 48 Congress, 2 session; 
No. 34, 49 Congress, 2 session; No. 33, 51 Congress, 1 
session; No. 26, 53 Congress, 2 session; No. 33, 53 
Congress, 3 session.
	        

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