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Volume 2, Issue No. 3. The main item in this issue is an illustration-rich 22-page article, "The Cumberland Mountains in the Struggle for Freedom" by Rev. William E. Barton. (27 pages)

Volume 3, Issue No. 1. Topics include Industrial Berea, an Excursion through Eastern Kentucky, and recent Berea books. (33 pages)

Volume 4, Issue No. 1; includes essays on: plantation hymns, "What is Berea"

Volume 4, Issue No. 2. Articles include "Hymns of the Slave and Freedman," an address by Professor Woodrow Wilson on behalf of Berea College, and university extension work in the Southern mountains. (32 pages)

Volume 4, Issue No. 4. Topics include mountain types, mountain homespun weaving, addresses given by President Frost and others at the Berea meeting at the Old South Church, and a biographical sketch of John G. Fee. (21 pages)

Berea College olume 5, Issue No. 1. This 76-page issue includes a full copy of the catalog and courses of instruction.

Volume 5, Issue No. 2. This issue of The Berea Quarterly is comprised largely of a 25-page essay by Mrs. Elizabeth Embree Rogers, wife of Principal J. A. R. Rogers.

Volume 5, Issue No. 3. This 32-page issue follows the normal format, including several essays, as well as updates about the college.

Volume 5, Issue No. 4 includes John G. Fee memorial with portraits

Berea Quarterly, May 1901, Volume 6, Issue No. 1, RG 12.21, Berea College Archive; publication of Berea College