Army Life in a Black Regiment
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
1869
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The regiment was made up of men who had been slaves the year before, and Higginson knew the whole country was waiting for it to fail. A Massachusetts abolitionist commanding the first black troops mustered into the Union army, he writes the campfires, the river raids into Georgia and Florida, and soldiers whose competence he had expected and America had not.
14 chapters
- 1Introductory9m
- 2Camp Diary1h 40m
- 3Up the St Marys1h 1m
- 4Up the St Johns58m
- 5Out on Picket39m
- 6A Night in the Water26m
- 7Up the Edisto31m
- 8The Baby of the Regiment20m
- 9Negro Spirituals40m
- 10Life at Camp Shaw19m
- 11Florida, again!16m
- 12The Negro as a Soldier37m
- 13Conclusion7m
- 14Appendix57m
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