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Sir Guy Carleton was the highest ranking British official in North American from 1768 to 1795
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The Queen of Industry, or The New South, by Thomas Nast, 1882
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African American have a political discussion on a street in the American South
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South Carolina legislature passing an appropriation bill during the Reconstruction era
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African American men discuss their political rights during the years of Congressional Reconstruction
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African American clients wait in line at the Office of the Freedmen's Bureau
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African American men vote publically by placing their ballot in the glass jar of their chosen candidate
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In 1874, Thomas Nast created this racist caricature of African American politicians emotionally debating in a southern
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African Americans carrying food to market in baskets balanced on their heads and by ox-drawn cart near Savannah
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US Federal soldiers distribute food to black and white southerners in need after the US Civil War
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Frederick Douglass, heads the African American mourners for Senator Charles Sumner
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Major General Oliver Otis Howard, fought with the Union Army throughout the US Civil War
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House of Representatives pose outside the state capitol, Raleigh, North Carolina
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In January 1867, Congressman Thaddeus Stevens introduced legislation that would become the First Reconstruction Act
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African American workers operate one of Herman Haupts inventions
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In March 1870, Indiana Quaker school teacher
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Caroline Carrie Nichols Lacy was a Union Army nurse during the US Civil War
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African Americans held the majority in the first South Carolina legislature elected after the Civil War
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THE FIRST VOTE, by A.R. Waud, 1867
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THE FIRST VOTE, by A.R. Waud, 1867
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In March 1870, Indiana Quaker school teacher
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Reverend Leonard Grimes, abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad in Virginia and Washington DC
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Frederick Douglass, former slave and abolitionist orator, c. 1876-80
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Frederick Douglass, fugitive slave
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Frederick Douglass, former slave and abolitionist orator, in 1862
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Frederick Douglass, former slave and abolitionist orator
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PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
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ANTI-SLAVERY PICNIC AT WEYMOUTH LANDING
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African American Freedman, c. 1864-66
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Gullah shout party near Beaufort, SC in 1862
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Liberated African American slaves with a horse-drawn cart at the plantation of James Hopkinson
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African American Freedmen, Freedwomen
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African American Freedmen, women, and children on St. Helena Island, SC, 1863-66
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African American Uncle July and his family in front of their home on the Fripp plantation
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Previously enslaved African Americans in a cotton field on the Saint Helena Island
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Previously enslaved African Americans on their way to work in the cotton field on St
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African American minister wearing spectacles in a daguerreotype from the 1850s
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Freedmen and teachers in front of the Beaufort Library
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Large group of emancipated African Americans at a cotton gin on one of the Sea Islands in South Carolina
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Freed slaves planting sweet potatoes at the Hopkinson plantation on Edisto Island
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Children and adults at School Farm
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Previously enslaved African American men
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African American freedmen outside their living quarters on Fripp plantation on Saint Helena Island
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Liberated slaves in the workers quarters on Draytons plantation on Hilton Head Island
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After the Civil War many African Americans continued to work on the plantations where they had been slaves
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African American freedmen in a prayer meeting after the end of the U.S. Civil War
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African American freedmen receiving rations as they had as slaves
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North Commercial wharf of Charleston, S
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1869 illustration show ex-slaves
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Four 1869 illustrations show processing of Sea Island cotton: packing for market
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African American teamster transporting a heavy load of twenty eight bales of cotton to market
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Cotton press in operation in the South after the U.S. Civil War
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Arrival of an African American family in a Union army camp in January 1863
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Allegorical print of Lincoln emancipated the slaves as proclaimed on the 22nd September 1862
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A newly freed African American group of men and a few children posing by a canal against the ruins of Richmond
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African Americans, now Freedmen, joining Sherman's march through Georgia in 1865
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African American Union army cook at work at City Point
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Arrival of an African American family in a Union army camp in January 1863
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Fugitive African Americans fording the Rappahannock River in July-August 1862 as slaves took advantage of the Second
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Shortly after the Emancipation Proclamation went into effect on January 1
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A newly liberated female slave
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Commemoration of the emancipation of Southern slaves and the end of the Civil War
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Commemorative print of Abraham Lincoln with the text of the Emancipation Proclamation of January 1
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The New York City Draft Rioters burned an African American orphanage after police rescued its young inhabitants
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1st U.S. Colored Infantry in formation during review
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Women and children greet their loved ones as African-American soldiers muster out of the military in Little Rock
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An African American soldier of a burial party on the battle-field of Cold Harbor seated next to a stretcher containing
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African American pickets of the First Louisiana Native Guard guarding the New Orleans at a position in the swamps
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Four union officers in front of tent
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Wounded African-American soldiers with Army of the James
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Relaxed scene of soldiers from the Army of the Potomac eat their meal in the company of an African American
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Company E, 4th U.S. Colored Infantry
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African Americans soldiers of the 29th Regiment from Connecticut perform drill at Beaufort
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To the amusement of Union soldiers
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The 22nd Colored Regiment, Duncan's brigade
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54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
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African American soldiers in a Civil War battle against their former masters
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The first Union troops to occupy surrendered Charleston
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Lorenzo Thomas (1804-1875), Adjutant General of the Army
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African American quarters of the Army of the James in the Winter of 1865
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African American waiters at a banquet hall during the Sanitary Commission Fair of 1864 in Philadelphia
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The Freedmen's Bureau was established by Congress in March 1865 to support ex-slaves and facilitate their education
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Race riot in Memphis, Tennessee
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African Americans standing in front of the First African Church on Broad Street in Richmond
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