MAINE'S VISIBLE BLACK HISTORY: THE FIRST CHRONICLE OF ITS PEOPLE **FIRST EDITION**
PRICE, H.H. & GERALD E. TALBOT
Language: English
Published by Tilbury House Publishers, Gardiner, ME, 2006
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pp: 429. Bound in pictorial card covers. As described in the cover blurb, the book is an ".illustrated tapestry personal reminiscences, local, state, and national history." It includes an early history, a section on black communities, contributions to work, church, education, military, and sports, and arts and science. Along the way, personal and family histories are detailed. There are vintage photographs throughout the text. And individuals are identified by name. The appendices contain references to the slave trade, statistics on black miners, war veterans, and some personal accounts of escape from slavery. The bibliography includes valuable references on the subject. Overall, a very good copy with only light signs of use at the edges of the covers.
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- Title
- MAINE'S VISIBLE BLACK HISTORY: THE FIRST CHRONICLE OF ITS PEOPLE **FIRST EDITION**
- Author
- PRICE, H.H. & GERALD E. TALBOT
- Publisher
- Tilbury House Publishers, Gardiner, ME
- Publication year
- 2006
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- Not Issued
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0884482758
- ISBN 13
- 9780884482758
- Edition
- 1st Edition
- Item weight
- 1.2 kilograms
- Dimensions
- 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall
- Seller catalogs
- GENEALOGY, HISTORY - THE NEW WORLD, SCARCE
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'Maine's Visible History' marks a new stage in the history of African Americans in Maine and the United States. It is a lavishly illustrated tapestry of personal reminiscences, local, state, and national history that makes us reconsider what we thought we knew. It brings together professional and local historians, genealogists and storytellers, participants and narrators in an accessible, fascinating, and groundbreaking way. African Amerian history has always been about black populations large enough that black people could form institutions to affect their relationships with the prevailing community. In Maine the black population was so small that blacks could only form micro versions of those institutions to protect themselves from the assaults of the dominant society. Their perserverance in the face of the tremendous odds against them is not only a testament to the human spirit but provides examples that allow us to see how these institutions were formed. 'Maine's Visible Black History' is a grassroots account of African American individuals and small black communites building the institutions that enabled them to carve out lives and get a tiny piece of the promise of America.--Randolph Stakeman, Ph.D., Associate Professor of African Studies and History, Director of the Africana Studies Program, and Director of the John Brown Russwurm African American Center at Bowdoin Colle
'Maine's Visible Black History' is a remarkable achievement, vividly bringing to life hundreds of years of Maine's long obscured African American history! From the earliest days of pre-colonial settlement, Black Mainers have helped forge and build a New England commonwealth. They struggled through slavery and freedom, discrimination and liberation, to create and maintain families, communities, and institutions, from Maine's coastal islands to inland mill towns and logging centers. Meticulously researched, infused with rich personal and community oral stories, 'Maine's Visible Black History' will surprise and delight its readers. This book has reclaimed a history in danger of being lost forever and shares with us Maine's African American citizens' rightful place in the fabric of the state's long history.--Kate Clifford Larson, Ph.D., author, "Bound For the Promised Land: Harriet Tubman, Portrait of an American Hero"
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