The Negro in the American rebellion [microform] : his heroism and his fidelity /
Brown, William Wells,1815-1884.
Boston : Lee & Shepard,
1867
Sabin 8595
Blacks in the Revolutionary War and in 1812 -- The South Carolina fright -- The Nat Turner insurrection -- Slave revolt at sea -- Growth of the slave-power -- The John Brown raid -- The first gun of the rebellion -- The Union and slavery both to be preserved -- Intelligent contrabands -- Proclamations of Fremont and Hunter -- Heroism of Negroes on the high seas -- General Butler at New Orleans -- The District of Columbia free -- The Black brigade of Cincinnati -- Proclamation of freedom -- The new policy -- Arming the Blacks -- Battle of Milliken's Bend -- Raising Black regiments at the North -- Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment -- Blacks under fire in South Carolina -- Freedmen under fire in Mississippi -- Battle of Port Hudson -- General Banks in Louisiana -- Honors to the nobel dead -- the northern wing of the rebellion -- Assault on Fort Wagner -- The slave-martyr -- Battle of Olustee, Florida -- Battle of Poison Springs, Arkansas -- The massacre at Fort Pillow -- Injustice to colored troops -- Battle of Honey Hill, South Carolina -- Before Petersburg and Richmond -- Wit and humor of the war -- A thrilling incident of the war -- Progress and justice -- Fourth-of-July celebration at the home of Jeff. Davis -- Gallantry, loyalty and kindness of the Negro -- Fall of the Confederacy and death of President Lincoln -- President Andrew Johnson -- Ill treatment of colored people South [sic] -- Protection for the colored people -- Caste -- Sixth Regiment United-States Volunteers.
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