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A lost hero

Herbert D. Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Herbert Dickinson Ward

1891

Black powder, white smoke

Loren D. Estleman

2002

Remembering slavery

Robin D.G. Kelley, Ira Berlin, Marc Favreau et al.

1998

Suck on the Marrow

Camille DUNGY, Camille T. Dungy

2010

North of Slavery

Leon F. Litwack

1961

Reminiscences of my life in camp

Susie King Taylor

1988

Freeman

Leonard Pitts

2012

The great Ku Klux trials

Benn Pitman, Post, Louis Freeland

1872

Sweet Taste of Liberty

W. Caleb McDaniel

2019

The free Negro in North Carolina

Francis Hodges Cooper, Rosser H. Taylor

1920

Bad news for outlaws

Vaunda Micheaux Nelson

2009

Crossing Ebenezer Creek

Tonya Bolden

2017

Fever season

Barbara Hambly

1998

Sick from freedom

Jim Downs

2012

The Price of a Child

Lorene Cary

1995

Black Resistance to the Ku Klux Klan in the Wake of the Civil War

Kwando Mbiassi Kinshasa

2006

The force of a feather

DeEtta Demaratus

2002

Letters on the colonization society

Mathew Carey

1832

The Freedmen's Bureau and Reconstruction

Paul A. Cimbala, Paul Cimbala, Randall Miller et al.

1999

Black Indian slave narratives

Patrick Minges

2004

Fires of jubilee

Alison Hart

2003

The abduction of Smith and Smith

Rashad Harrison

2015

Slaves without Masters

Ira Berlin

1975

Twenty-two years a slave, and forty years a freeman

Steward, Austin

1857

Pharaoh

Wilbur Smith

2016

Black cowboy, wild horses

Julius Lester

1998

His promised land

Parker, John P.

1996

John F.W. Ware and his work for the freedmen

William E. Matthews

1881

Saving Savannah

Jacqueline Jones

2008

A love woven true

Tracie Peterson

2005

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