by Thomas C. Barnwell, Jr., Emory Shaw Campbell, Carolyn Grant · Blair · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781949467079
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«Gullah Days» is the historical essay by Thomas C. Barnwell Jr., Emory Shaw Campbell and Carolyn Grant, published by Blair in paperback (400 pages).
Three authors descended from the community tell the history of the Gullah of Hilton Head from the Civil War to the 1950s, when a bridge linked the island to the mainland: the enlistment of the formerly enslaved in the Union army, the first self-governing Black community in the South and the vote after emancipation.
A work of African American history of the southern United States; illustrated edition published in 2020, with the collaboration of Christena Bledsoe.
For readers interested in African American history, Gullah culture and the past of the southern United States.
