Preceded by a Review of the Military Services of Negroes in Ancient and Modern Times
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Köp båda 2 för 522 kr"I commit this story of the Negro's martial prowess to my countrymen, regardless of section or race, creed or party; entertaining the belief that neither sectional malice nor party rancor can ever obliterate a record that is now, happily in the progress of events, not only the proud and priceless heritage of a race, but the glory of a nation." -- -George Washington Williams
George Washington Williams (1849-1891) was a Pennsylvania-born soldier, legislator, and historian whose History of the Negro Race in America, 1619-1880 (1882) became the first work of serious scholarship by an African American. Dr. John David Smith is the Charles H. Stone Distinguished Professor of American History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. His many books and editions include Black Soldiers in Blue: African American Troops in the Civil War Era (2002).
Introduction Preface 1: Introductory: Negro Soldiers in Ancient Times 2: Negro Soldiers in Modern Times 3: Antecedent Facts--Foreshadowing Events 4: Military Rendition of Slaves 5: The Negro Volunteer--Military Employment of Negros 6: Military Status of Negro Troops 7: Negro Idiosyncracies 8: The Outlook 9: Negro Troops in Battle--Department of the Southr (1862--1865) 10: In the Mississippi Valley (1863) 11: The Army of the Potomac (1865) 12: The Fort Pillow Massacre (1864) 13: In the Army of the Cumberland (1864) 14: The Army of the James (1865) 15: As Prisoners of War 16: The Cloud of Witnesses Index