1877 SLAVERY SONGS. Cabin and Plantation Songs as Sung by Formerly Enslaved Persons. MartyrsA now very scare imprint of Cabin and Plantation Songs as Sung by the Hampton Students, a landmark in American musical and cultural history, rooted in the extraordinary circumstances of Reconstruction era education and the urgent desire to preserve a suddenly destabilized and vanishing oral tradition of African American song. In 1868, former Union Army general Samuel C. Armstrong founded the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute as a school
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Notes of a Bible Reading for Christian Workers by George Soltau
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he died a free man in 1810
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