Black Freedom The Nonviolent Abolitionists From 1830 Through The Civil War

Mabee, Carleton

Published by Macmillan Company, 1970

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8vo 435pp. stated first printing. From front flap: "They were black and white, men and women, all pledged to nonviolence in the pursuit of their cause. For thiry years they fought tenaciously for Black Freedom, only to be rewarded by a Civil War of "emancipation"--a tragic failure that ultimately created more problems than it solved. Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Carleton Mabee brilliantly illuminates a hitherto little-known corner of our nation's evolution --the issues, personalities, and dramatic actions of the great nonviolent abolitionists from the early 1830's to the Civil War. #00814. very good+ : touch of shelfwear, toning to endpapers. else clean, square, tight. very good: corner wear, NOT clipped ($9.95), under protective mylar cover. Seller Inventory # 731

Bibliographic Details

Title: Black Freedom The Nonviolent Abolitionists ...

Publisher: Macmillan Company

Publication Date: 1970

Binding: hardcover

Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included

Edition: first edition.