Slave Soldiers
Slave Soldiers by Stephen James. Briggs, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in June 2015, is a work of literature that explores the experiences of two slave brothers during the Civil War. As they escape from a plantation with the help of the abolitionist underground movement, they enlist in the 54th Massachusetts colored infantry, confronting both the challenges of war and the prejudice of their time.
This book presents a narrative centered on the brothers’ journey, highlighting their bravery in battle and the respect they earn from their fellow soldiers. Readers will find a focus on themes related to the United States, particularly the Black and African American experience during the Civil War. With 118 pages, this edition offers a concise yet impactful exploration of heroism and the historical significance of the 54th Massachusetts infantry.
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With the outbreak of civil war, two slave brothers embark on a quest. Aided by the abolitionist underground movement, they escape the confines of the plantation to enlistment into the famed 54th Massachusetts coloured infantry. Facing prejudice, their bravery under fire against the Confederate army, earning them respect from their white colleagues. The heroism of the 54th, would forever go down in history.
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