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Cutting Along the Color Line: Black Barbers and Barber Shops in America

audiobook Cutting Along the Color Line: Black Barbers and Barber Shops in America by Quincy T. Mills in History

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Emancipating Slaves; Enslaving Free Men is an exciting narrative history offering fresh insights into many aspects of the Civil War."This is a lucid; edifying account of the Civil War era. Mr. Hummel has an impressive command of the relevant contemporary literature. His interpretations are thoughtful; often provocative; always well worth considering; Civil War buffs will want this book on their shelves". -- Kenneth M. Stampp University of California; Berkeley"Hummel presents some uncomfortable truths for both sides of the Civil War. For the South; Hummel builds a case that the war was indeed about slavery. For the North; he shows that a war to preserve the union was morally bankrupt and that freeing the slaves was the only justifiable reason for fighting. Yet Hummel demonstrates that even a war for such a noble cause was probably unnecessary; since slavery was politically doomed in an independent South. Hummel also illustrates some of the cost of the war; such as Lincoln g suppression of political opposition; the closing of dissenting newspapers; and the creation of big government under Republicans Lincoln; Johnson; and Grant". -- Library Journal"In this insightful treatment of the Civil War (addressing the causes; the war itself and Reconstruction); Hummel's text argues against the thesis that armed confrontation was inevitable. With its insight)d analysis (not to mention the extensive bibliographical essays that elaborate each chapter); Emancipating Slaves; Enslaving Free Men will supply both the academic and Civil War buff with an added perspective on the causes and consequences of the Civil War". -- Publishers Weekly


#231652 in Books 2013-10-24Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.25 x 6.25 x 1.25l; 1.50 #File Name: 0812245415336 pages


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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Black Hair - Black Community BackboneBy FlyingAfricanWhat an inspirational book that chronicles real economic development and the building of the 'black hair' community backbone. You can't teach American History without a reference to this book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. SATISFIED CUSTOMERBy Chrisón ThompsonSATISFIED CUSTOMER; THE PRODUCT WAS DELIVERED AS EXPECTED. WOULD PURCHASE AGAIN. NO HASSLE JUST A VERY EASY TRANSACTION. THANK YOU.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Written recording of oral historyBy Rich G.The history of the black barber is well known to those that frequent the barber shops; but seldom rotten down for those that do not. This is a powerful written work that documents an enduring part of American culture.

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