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<p><p>initially Excluded From Fighting, African Americans Sought To Contribute To The U.s. Civil War Effort From The Moment Volunteers Were Called. Eventually, Free Blacks And Ex-slaves Donned Uniforms And Fought In More Than 400 Battles To Reunite The Nation And Free Their Brethren From Bondage. Incurring Blatant Prejudice That Saw Black Soldiers Underpaid And Denied Officer Commissions, The Vast Majority Endured Hardship And Deprivation In An Attempt To Demonstrate Bravery And Dedication To The Cause. With Their Willingness And Ability To Fight Initially Questioned, African Americans Repeatedly Proved Their Valor.<p>the Civil War&#58; A Nation Divided Offers A Unique Perspective On The Civil War, The Bloodiest Conflict In America's History. Featuring Primary Source Material, Each Title In This Informative New Set Details A Specific Topic Of Life During The War And Its Immediate Aftermath.</p>

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Author

Ronald A. Reis

Publisher

Chelsea House Publishers

Published

2009

Language

EN

ISBN

9781604130386

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Education, Military History