God wills the Negro: an anthropological and geographical restoratin of the lost history of the American Negro people

God Wills the Negro by Theodore P. Ford presents a religious and moral argument asserting the spiritual worth, divine purpose, and historical destiny of Black people. Written within a Christian framework, the work challenges racial prejudice by emphasizing God’s will, justice, and human equality. It reflects nineteenth-century religious discourse on race, blending theology, social commentary, and moral exhortation to advocate dignity, responsibility, and ethical reform in attitudes toward African-descended peoples.