A beautifully narrated and rich saga of one family's journey from slavery to freedom--and from the South to the North and West--set against Americans' changing attitudes towards mixed-race people from the late antebellum period to the Jim Crow era.
A beautifully narrated and rich saga of one family's journey from slavery to freedom--and from the South to the North and West--set against Americans' changing attitudes towards mixed-race people from the late antebellum period to the Jim Crow era.
R. Isabela Morales is the Editor and Project Manager of the Princeton & Slavery Project and the Digital Projects Manager at the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum. She received her PhD in history from Princeton University.
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Acknowledgments Note on Quotations Introduction Chapter 1: This Happy, Free, and Flourishing Country Chapter 2: The Strangest Will He Ever Knew a Sensible Man to Make Chapter 3: Where Shall the Free Negro Go? Chapter 4: I Ain't Satisfied Here At All Chapter 5: Some One of Us Will Have It Good Chapter 6: Who Hasn't Yearned To Be Home? Epilogue: So Much for Freedom Note on Writing Appendices Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Note on Quotations Introduction Chapter 1: This Happy, Free, and Flourishing Country Chapter 2: The Strangest Will He Ever Knew a Sensible Man to Make Chapter 3: Where Shall the Free Negro Go? Chapter 4: I Ain't Satisfied Here At All Chapter 5: Some One of Us Will Have It Good Chapter 6: Who Hasn't Yearned To Be Home? Epilogue: So Much for Freedom Note on Writing Appendices Notes Bibliography Index
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