Price of Freedom

Discover the profound narratives of the African-American experience during the Civil War in Price of Freedom, a compelling collection edited by Turner Publishing Company. This first volume features twenty-six insightful articles that delve into critical themes such as the rise of abolitionism in the North, the recruitment and performance of black troops in battle, and the significant role of women in the war effort. Additionally, it explores the complex dynamics of race in combat and the unique circumstances of black troops fighting for the Confederacy. With 512 pages of rich historical content, this new edition published in 2000 is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the multifaceted contributions of African Americans during this pivotal period in history. Enhance your library with this enlightening work that sheds light on the struggles for freedom and equality.