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Canada Invades—or Civil War in the U.S.?

Horne, Gerald

Negro Comrades of the Crown, 2012, p.179-196

United States: NYU Press

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Canada Invades—or Civil War in the U.S.?
Autor: Horne, Gerald
Assuntos: Abolitionism ; African American History ; African Americans ; Africans ; American minorities ; Anthropology ; Armed conflict ; Behavioral sciences ; Britain ; Canada ; Civil service ; Civil wars ; Consuls ; Diplomats ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnology ; Foreign service ; Government ; International disputes ; International politics ; International relations ; Invasion ; Military science ; Personality psychology ; Political movements ; Political science ; Political sociology ; Politics ; Prejudices ; Psychological attitudes ; Psychology ; Public administration ; Racism ; Secessionism ; Separatism ; Slavery ; Slavery & abolition of slavery ; Slaves ; Social organization ; Sociology ; United States ; voting ; War ; War theaters
É parte de: Negro Comrades of the Crown, 2012, p.179-196
Descrição: The men of African ancestry were born in the U.S., but as tension rose between the republic and the monarchy, the choice facing them was simple: as Civil War crept ever closer, imperiling the future of their homeland, they chose to enlist in the armed militia—of Her Majesty. They had fled to what is now British Columbia from San Francisco, chased away by racism and now, as Washington and London jousted over what amounted to southern Canada, they accepted the invitation of Sir James Douglas¹—also a man of color, who had made a special appeal to them—to
Editor: United States: NYU Press
Idioma: Inglês

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