[PDF.81zq] Back Through the Veil: A Brief History of African-Americans Living in Mansura, (Volume 1)

Back Through the Veil: A Brief History of African-Americans Living in Mansura, (Volume 1)

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 | #1110877 in Books |  2016-08-15 | Original language:English |  10.00 x.47 x8.00l,.93 | File type: PDF | 208 pages

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||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| The untold history of Mansura....Revealed!|By Donald R. Augustine|Thanks for helping me recall the stories my parents told me. Your book confirms their stories as factual.|4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| Well-researched History of Mansura, Louisiana and Avoyelles Parish|By Sue L Bo|This is valuable resource|About the Author|Donald Gregory Prier was born in Mansura, Louisiana. He was one of 12 children whose par-ents, Oliver Prier and Beulah Walter, were born and lived during the most difficult years of the Jim Crow era. Donald attended Our Lady of Prompt Succor a

Over three centuries, slavery in the United States grew from a few people held in a state of semi-indentured servitude to millions held in the most horrific circumstances ever to exist on the North American continent. Due to the free labor needed to harvest the indigo and cotton crops that were essential to the economy of the South, slavery grew much quicker there than in the North. Once the Civil War ended, with hundreds of thousands of casualties, the South quickly tur...

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