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Tag Archives: Marli F. Weiner
Throwbacklist Thursday
in american history, black studies, southern history, women's history
Tagged Daina Ramey Berry, Leslie A. Schwalm, Leslie W. Lewis, Marli F. Weiner, women and slavery
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A Hard Fight for We: Women’s Transition from Slavery to Freedom in South Carolina, by Leslie A. Schwalm African American women fought bravely and tenaciously for their freedom during the Civil War and after. Focusing on slave women on the … Continue reading
New in paperback: two titles examine Civil War era secrets
in american history, black studies, Lincoln, military history
Tagged A Secret Society History of the Civil War, Civil War, Mark Lause, Marli F. Weiner, Mazie Hough, Sex, Sickness, slavery
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Two UIP titles are available in paperback editions today. A Secret Society History of the Civil War Were the forces that drove the United States to civil war prompted by secret organizations such as the Brotherhood of the Union? Mark A. … Continue reading