The Washington Post features an article, written by DeNeen L. Brown and published on April 15, 2021, titled, "40 Acres and a Mule:…
The African American Intellectual History Society features an article, written by Karen Cook Bell and published on November 11,…
Note: See p. 166-161.The 1892 article, by Gerald Schwartz, discusses the attempts made by Esther Hill Hawks - a White missionary…
Columbus State University presents an article (1986) by Gerald Schwartz titled, "Human Pilgrimage: The Civil War Activities of…
The National Archives features an article that was written by Miranda Booker Perry and published in the summer 2010 edition of…
The Daytona Beach News-Journal provides a 2012 article, by Ray Weiss, that details events that occurred at the ninth annual…
Note: See p. 86, slide #96.HathiTrust features a periodical (2000), by Mercedes Graf, that highlights some of the women who…
HathiTrust features a medium length biography on Esther Hill Hawks, a White abolitionist teacher, physician, and women's rights…
Note: See p. 40-44, slide #50.HathiTrust features a 540-page biography of Esther Hill Hawks, a White abolitionist teacher, women's…
South Carolina Encyclopedia provides a short biography (2016) of Esther Hill Hawks, a White teacher, physician, missionary,…
Note: See p. 21.This 2002 free, digitized book excerpt, Black Soldiers in Blue, African American Troops in the Civil War Era…
Note: See 5th column, 1st paragraph.This May 21st 1862 issue of The Jasper Weekly Courier published a version of Union General…
Note: See 2nd column, 6th paragraph.Chronicling America presents a 1-paragraph biography, from May 17, 1862 issue of the The…
Note: See pages 71-72 for the brief description of Hunter.This June 24, 1862 diary entry by Port Royal Experiment teacher Laura…
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History provides a historical contract between White landowner Isham G. Bailey and Black…
Note: Racial epithets used, and some language may be offensive to readers.Internet Archive features the transcribed diary of…