Race and history : selected essays 1938-1988 / John Hope Franklin.
Franklin, John Hope, 1915-2009.
1989
E175.5.F73 A25 1989 (Mapit)
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Title Race and history : selected essays 1938-1988 / John Hope Franklin.
Author Franklin, John Hope, 1915-2009.
ISBN 0807115479 (alk. paper)
9780807115473 (alk. paper)
0807117641 (pbk.)
9780807117644 (pbk.)
Published Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press, [1989]
Copyright ©1989
Language English
Description xi, 450 pages ; 24 cm (8vo)
Call Number E175.5.F73 A25 1989
Dewey Decimal Classification 973/.0496073
Summary Franklin's assessment of a widening socio-economic chasm between blacks and whites and his sweeping surveys of racism from the American Revolution to the Civil War and beyond, are hard-hitting. In one essay he links blacks' civil rights struggles to the campaigns of Amerindians, Puerto Ricans and Mexican-Americans for full equality. There are sharp profiles of James Ayers, white Civil War recruiter of black soldiers, and of Mississippi freedman John Lynch, who became a Republican Congressman and paymaster of the U.S. Army. Franklin insists that historians can play an active role in shaping public policy. He writes movingly of his first encounter with racism at age 16, and its searing effects. ISBN 0-8071-1547-9: $29.95.
Note Includes index.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (pages 407-439).
Indexed In Catalogue of the James J. Kopp Collection, 454
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