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Four-time Coretta Scott King Honor Award winner Jim Haskins brings readers face-to-face with the African Americans who fought in the war between the states. Excerpts from letters and government documents introduce the names and places that set the stage for the war's unfolding. Vintage photographs offer a vivid look at the brave soldiers who risked their lives in the fight for human equality. 96 pp. Ages 10 and up. Pub: 1/98.
An historical account of the role of African-American soldiers in the Civil War.
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Peter Labore
reviewed Black, blue & gray on May 20, 2016
Black
Very good material. I felt certain threads could have been followed more strongly, particularly the issue of soldiers pay. The governments reneging on their promise of equal pay was picked up and then dropped repeatedly.
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