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Right To Fight

Name: Right To Fight
Brand: Hachette Books
SKU: 04575338
Price: 8687 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Gerald Astor
ISBN: 9780306810312

A History Of African Americans In The Military

Gerald Astor

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04575338

Publishers Hachette Books, May 2001

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From the birth of the United States, African American men and women have fought and died in defense of a nation that has often denied them many fundamental rights of citizenship. Now Gerald Astor has chronicled their efforts and accomplishments in this critically acclaimed survey. From Crispus Attucks, the first casualty of the American Revolution, to fighters on both sides of the Civil War, Astor moves to the postwar Indian campaigns and the infamous Brownsville riot. He also documents the prejudices and grievous wrongs that have kept African Americans from service--and finally traces their ascent to the highest levels. The Right to Fight is a groundbreaking contribution to American history.