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"The Colored Inventor: A Record of Fifty Years" by Henry E. Baker is a historical account written in the early 20th century, specifically around the early 1910s. The book aims to document and highlight the contributions of African American inventors and their advancements in various fields over the span of fifty years following the emancipation proclamation. Baker seeks to counter prevailing societal perceptions that undervalue or ignore the inventive capabilities of the colored race, emphasizing the importance of their contributions to national progress. In the book, Baker meticulously reviews the history and achievements of numerous African American inventors, noting specific patents and inventions that have significantly impacted various industries, including agriculture, mechanics, and electrical engineering. He discusses notable figures such as Granville T. Woods, known for his inventions related to electrical systems, and Elijah McCoy, famed for his innovative lubricating cup. B
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