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'Especially significant are the author's findings regarding the political behavior of South Carolina Negroes, their capacity to govern, the manner in which they sought to achieve equal rights, their efforts to secure the division and sale of unoccupied land, and their quest for an education.' -- Elsie M. Lewis
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Brant Capshaw
reviewed After slavery on January 25, 2020
After slavery
Free Enterprise is a valuable novel on the economics of slavery and the necessity of keeping one's history alive, even if only orally. One aspect of this novel that I found particularly fascinating was the leper colony scene to illustrate the treatment of indigenous peoples and African Americans. The story is told in almost a dreamlike quality, led by two captivating and dynamic central female characters.
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