Reflections, observations, random thoughts and bon mots, relating to the literary and
geographic landscapes of American history. And book reviews too.
Thursday, December 08, 2011
"Why do so few blacks study the Civil War?"
More from The Atlantic's new Civil War issue. . . anarticle by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Members of Company E, Fourth U.S. Colored Infantry Regiment, pictured at Fort Lincoln, in Maryland. The regiment, which was organized in Baltimore after the war broke out, lost nearly 300 men. (Library of Congress)
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