In his compelling narrative, Zellar describes how African Creeks made a place for themselves in a tolerant Creek Nation in which they had access to land, resources, and political leverage--and how post-Civil War "reform" reduced them to the second-class citizenship of other African Americans.
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In his compelling narrative, Zellar describes how African Creeks made a place for themselves in a tolerant Creek Nation in which they had access to land, resources, and political leverage--and how post-Civil War "reform" reduced them to the second-class citizenship of other African Americans.
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Used; Very Good. Used; Very Good. University of Oklahoma Press 2007 Hardcover. SIGNED and Inscribed by author on full title page. Text is clean and unmarked. Jacket has light wear and is in a mylar protective cover. Book Condition; Very Good Jacket Condition: Very Good. 2007. HARDCOVER.
