Who were the “USCT,” & how did they change the face of the Civil War?
YES! This booklet uses the “1-Sheet” format.
“Such persons of suitable condition, will be received into the armed service of the United States…” ~ Emancipation Proclamation (1 Jan. 1863)
Drawn as a demo with my 7th grade CIVIL WAR COMICS students.
ALSO SEE:
The Civil War Diary of Freeman Colby, Vol. 3 (1864)
1864: The continuing adventures of a Yankee school teacher in the heart of the Civil War! ⭐ “Great Reads from Great Places” (Nat’l Book Festival / 2022) ⭐ #1 AMAZON NEW RELEASE
VOL. 4 PREVIEW 🔥 “Return to Port Royal”: Alec Turner’s Story
Memories of enslavement & revenge in Northern Virginia…
NH’s Black Revolutionaries
Hundreds of African American men from New Hampshire served in the American Revolution. Their stories highlight New England’s complicated history of slavery, freedom, and community.
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