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Freedom for Themselves
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RICHARD M. REID is associate professor of history at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada. He is author of The Upper Ottawa Valley to 1855.

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The first state study of African American soldiers in the Union Army. . . . Promises new research possibilities beyond the traditional view of patriotic black troops sacrificing for the Union. . . . Recommended.--CHOICE

A richly detailed account. . . . Skillfully combines military and social history.--The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society

A valuable contribution to the growing body of literature on the African American experience during the Civil War era. . . . Yield[s] fresh insights into some neglected areas of the black soldiers' experience.--American Historical Review

An admirable addition to our knowledge of a cross-section of black regiments.--America's Civil War

An excellent social history of North Carolina's African American regiments in the civil war. . . . Superb scholarship and a model for future state-level social histories of Civil War military service.--Journal of American History

Informative, well-written, and has enriched the historical literature on African American men in the ranks of the Union army.--Journal of Military History

Outstanding. . . . Provides an invaluable window on the black experience in the Civil War era.--Journal of Southern History

The best study of an African American unit during the Civil War. . . . Provides a new and much fuller understanding of how African American soldiers experienced the Civil War.--Civil War History

The most thoughtful and thorough regimental history of the U.S. colored Troops yet to appear. . . . Points the way toward state and regional studies as a fruitful approach to the history of black military participation in the Civil War.--North Carolina Historical Review

Well researched, written, and annotated. . . . A most welcome addition to the growing body of literature about the military service of African Americans during the Civil War.--The Journal of America's Military Past

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