Black Print Unbound explores the development of the Christian Recorder during and just after the American Civil War.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eric Gardner is Professor of English at Saginaw Valley State University.
Inhaltsangabe
* Chapter 1 * White Houses and Black Print * Part I: * "Our Church Organ": Toward a Cultural and Material History of the Early Recorder * Chapter 2 * "Dense Darkness": Recovering the Recorder's History * Chapter 3 * From Pine Street to the Nation (and Back Again): The Business of the Recorder * Chapter 4 * "Their Friends at Home with Papers": Recorder Subscription and Subscribers * Part II: * "Would not such a narration be worth reading?": The Christian Recorder and African American Literary History * Chapter 5 * "We are in the world": Reading the Recorder in the Civil War Era * Chapter 6 * "So Let Us Hear from All the Brethren": The Christian Recorder and Correspondence * Chapter 7 * "That Wished Home of Peace": The Personal and the Political in Christian Recorder Elegies * Chapter 8 * Black (Women's) Fortunes and The Curse of Caste * Works Cited * Index
* Chapter 1 * White Houses and Black Print * Part I: * "Our Church Organ": Toward a Cultural and Material History of the Early Recorder * Chapter 2 * "Dense Darkness": Recovering the Recorder's History * Chapter 3 * From Pine Street to the Nation (and Back Again): The Business of the Recorder * Chapter 4 * "Their Friends at Home with Papers": Recorder Subscription and Subscribers * Part II: * "Would not such a narration be worth reading?": The Christian Recorder and African American Literary History * Chapter 5 * "We are in the world": Reading the Recorder in the Civil War Era * Chapter 6 * "So Let Us Hear from All the Brethren": The Christian Recorder and Correspondence * Chapter 7 * "That Wished Home of Peace": The Personal and the Political in Christian Recorder Elegies * Chapter 8 * Black (Women's) Fortunes and The Curse of Caste * Works Cited * Index
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