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The Negro in the American Rebellion: His Heroism and His Fidelity (1867)

by William Wells Brown

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William Wells Brown's book is a military history of African Americans, assailing those whose hatred and ignorance inclined them to keep blacks oppressed. In his introduction John David Smith places it in context, and analyses its aims and its interpretation of black masculinity.
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Aside from the wealth of personal accounts, military reports, newspaper articles and speeches included, this book contains some of the most powerful and impassioned prose that William Wells Brown wrote, especially in the closing chapters. ( )
  merlin1234 | Feb 5, 2023 |
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William Wells Brown's book is a military history of African Americans, assailing those whose hatred and ignorance inclined them to keep blacks oppressed. In his introduction John David Smith places it in context, and analyses its aims and its interpretation of black masculinity.

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