Force and Freedom: Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence
Kellie Carter Jackson • Paperback Edition 2020 (Original Copyright 2019) • University of Pennsylvania Press

This scholarly history examines how antebellum Black abolitionists viewed and employed force as a political strategy against slavery. Drawing upon speeches, the Black press, militia organizations, and revolutionary traditions, Jackson explores the movement from moral persuasion toward armed resistance and its influence on the coming of the Civil War.

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