Yette

Lawrence Kaggwa, a professor and former chairman of Howard's journalism department, called Yette "a mind builder who wanted his students to be able to talk intelligently about any issue."

Obituary: Samuel F. Yette, influential newsman, first black Newsweek correspondent T. Rees Shapiro 2011

Yette was an influential -- and sometimes incendiary -- voice on civil rights.

Buzz: Snow, SOTU and Oscars Lori Aratani 2011

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The Rowley Poems Thomas Chatterton

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The Rowley Poems Thomas Chatterton

Divorce (1872); La Grande Sauliere (1877); Un remords (1878); Yette and

The French Immortals Series — Complete Various

Frands is long since in Florida, growing up with the country, and little Yette is a young woman.

Children of the Tenements 1881

It was the mate of the one which Yette had on when she was brought into the asylum, and which they had kept there.

Children of the Tenements 1881

Their mute sorrow appealed to me, then doing night duty in the newspaper office across the way, and I tried to help them in their search for the lost Yette.

Children of the Tenements 1881

It was not until two years later, when we had long given up the quest, that little Yette was found by the merest accident in the turning over of the affairs of an orphan asylum.

Children of the Tenements 1881

Yette returned, after all, and the way of it came near being stranger than all the rest.

Children of the Tenements 1881