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Anthony Burns, a black man living in Boston, was arrested in 1854 under the Fugitive Slave Act and returned to Virginia by Federal officers. His case became a cause celebre among abolitionists.
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Gregory Rubock
reviewed Anthony Burns, A History on July 22, 2010
Anthony Burns, A History
I had seen the Netflix Medal of Honor series whose first episode was on Sgt Edward A Carter.
The book, by his daughter in law filled in some of the details the show only touched upon.
Suffice it to say, except for the overly long chapter on his father, this was an interesting read. Amazing as we think about today and totally integrated armed forces, by race, creed, gender, etc...that the army that won the peace 70 plus years ago was so racially divisive.
My father was one of the greatest generation. I truly hope he was not of the stripe of bigots like Maxwell Clark, and Hoover and many others who denied the honor due Edward Carter in his lifetime
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