| Knowing Him by Heart African Americans on Abraham Lincoln | | Editor:
| Hord, Fred Lee Norman, Matthew D. | Introduction by:
| Hord, Fred Lee Norman, Matthew D. | Contribution by:
| Davis, Rodney O. Wilson, Douglas L. Burlingame, Michael Carwardine, Richard Medford, Edna Greene Oakes, James Pinsker, Matthew Prokopowicz, Gerald J. Sellers, John R. Weber, Jennifer L. Douglass, Frederick Douglas, H. Ford Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton, Robert Campbell, Jabez P. Turner, Henry McNeal Payne, Daniel Alexander Garnet, Henry Highland Bell, Philip A. Thomas, Edward M. Smith, Alfred P. Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins Vashon, George B. Strother, Thomas Johnson, Ezra R. CPS, Smith, James Augusta, Alexander T. Sanderson, Jeremiah B. Anderson, Osborne P. Chester, Thomas Morris Hudson, James H Proctor, John Purvis, Robert Johnson, Hannah Grimes, Leonard A. Asher, Jeremiah Menard, John Willis African Civilization Society, African Civilization Florville, William Johnson, Henry Street, Thomas R. Morgan, John H. Burr, Mattild Beman, Amos G. Cain, Richard H. Roudanez, Jean Baptiste Bertonneau, Arnold North Carolina Freedmen, North Carolina Rutter, Don Carlos Stephens, George E. Pennington, James W. C. "Africano", Davis, Annie Chase, S. W. Truth, Sojourner Delany, Martin Washington, George Hill, Isaac J. Newton, Alexander H. Thomas, Jacob Demby, Angeline R. Wagoner, Henry O. Le Vere, George W. Keckley, Elizabeth Trevigne, Paul Liverpool, Thomas N. C Cordelia, H. Williams, George Washington Love, Emmanuel K. Scarborough, William S. Langston, John Mercer Clark, Peter H. Hammond, E.W.S. Anderson, Charles W. Washington, Booker T. Tubman, Harriet Taylor, Julius F. Wells-Barnett, Ida B. Dunbar, Paul Laurence Thomas, Elizabeth Grimke, Archibald H. Keckly, Elizabeth Sinclair, William A. Barber, Jesse Max Terrell, Mary Church Fortune, T. Thomas Ransom, Reverdy C. Du Bois, W. E. B. Trotter, William Monroe Griffin, Maude K. Kealing, Hightower T. Floyd, Silas X. Knox, George L. Inborden, Thomas S. Henderson, George W. Pickens, William Miller, Kelly Cottin, Etta M. T. Gandy, John M. Moore, Fred R. Williams, Sylvanie F. Smith, Harry C. Magee, James H. Curtis, James L. Bowen Sr, John W. E. Ball, Cora J. Baker, Thomas Nelson Yates, Josephine Silone Johnson, James Weldon Lewis, William H. Murphy Sr, John H. Wright Sr, Robert R. Allain, Theophile T. Bush-Banks, Oliva Ward Gadsden, Richard W. Johnson, Edward A. Dunbar-Nelson, Alice Harrison, Hubert H. Woodson, Carter G. Moton, Robert R. Johnson, Georgia Douglas HUGHES, Langston Chesnutt, Charles White, Walter Perkins, Lamar Haynes, Samuel A. Lilly, William E. Vann, Robert L. Imes, William Lloyd Gordon, Eugene Mitchell, Arthur W. Evans, Grace Payne, Aaron H. McKay, Claude Simmons, Roscoe Conkling Rogers, Joel A. Bethune, Mary Mcleod Franklin, John Hope Baker, Ella Jackson, Luther Porter Townsend, Willard Bunche, Ralph J. Wilkins, Roy Johnson, Mordecai W. Murphy, Carl J. Robinson, Jackie King Jr, Martin Luther Marshall, Thurgood Sampson, Edith Quarles, Benjamin Drake, St. Clair Wesley, Charles H. Bates, Daisy Malcolm X, Malcolm Brooks, Gwendolyn Lester, Julius Bennett Jr, Lerone Moon, Henry Lee Sengstacke, John H. Hodges, Norman E. W. Strickland, Arvarh E. Berry, Mary Frances Harding, Vincent Thomas, Clarence Fields, Barbara Jeanne Gates Jr, Henry Louis Obama, Barack. | ISBN: | 978-0-252-04468-7 | Publication Date: | Dec 2022 | Publisher: | University of Illinois Press
| Book Format: | Hardback | List Price: | USD $39.95 | Book Description:
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Though not blind to Abraham Lincoln's imperfections, Black Americans long ago laid a heartfelt claim to his legacy. At the same time, they have consciously reshaped the sixteenth president's image for their own social and political ends. Frederick Hord and Matthew D. Norman's anthology explores the complex nature of views on Lincoln through the ...... Though not blind to Abraham Lincoln's imperfections, Black Americans long ago laid a heartfelt claim to his legacy. At the same time, they have consciously reshaped the sixteenth president's image for their own social and political ends. Frederick Hord and Matthew D. Norman's anthology explores the complex nature of views on Lincoln through the ...... | |