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The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch, with many thrilling personal narratives ... ; all fully authenticated

This 1879 novel, based on the author's own experiences, made a significant contribution to American literature in its unvarnished presentation of the South during Reconstruction. When Comfort Servosse, an ex-Union soldier, moves his family south to aid in Reconstruction efforts, he finds an unrepentant racism that will imperil his dreams and threaten his very life.

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  • "This 1879 novel, based on the author's own experiences, made a significant contribution to American literature in its unvarnished presentation of the South during Reconstruction. When Comfort Servosse, an ex-Union soldier, moves his family south to aid in Reconstruction efforts, he finds an unrepentant racism that will imperil his dreams and threaten his very life."@en
  • "A thinly veiled account of Judge Albion W. Tourgee's own career as a forceful advocate of civil rights was a bestseller in the 1880s and continues to occupy a place in the history of American literature. Judge Tourgee's reflections on the fundamental post- abolition problem of how to build a bridge from black emancipation to black equality provide readers with a clear picture of the South during the Reconstruction era. Presented as a work of fiction, this engaging and provocative work discusses Reconstruction and the many problems surrounding it."
  • "Based largely on Tourgée's actual experiences in Greensboro, North Carolina during Reconstruction, this is the fictional story of Comfort Servosse, a man of French Canadian descent who joins the Civil War on the Union side, then returns home after the war and resolves to move his family to the South. He purchases a decayed plantation called Warrington in Rockford County; the state to which he moves is never identified. He makes a name for himself as a radical Yankee--or carpetbagger--and arouses the hostility of the neighbors in the community. The rest of the story follows his increasing involvement on the behalf of former slaves in the community and his opposition to the activities of the Ku Klux Klan. There are several digressions and conversations in which Servosse, his friends, and even the narrator discuss the numerous problems facing the South during the time of reconstruction and blaming some of the violence and trouble in the South on Washington's unwillingness to step in where required."@en

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  • "Llibres electrònics"
  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Electronic books"@en

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  • "The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch, with many thrilling personal narratives ... ; all fully authenticated"@en
  • "A fools errand : With an introd"
  • "Hullun yritys : amerikalainen historiallinen romani"
  • "Hullun yritys : amerikalainen historiallinen romani"@fi
  • "A fool's errand [play]"
  • "A fool's errand [play]"@en
  • "A fool's errand. By Albion W(inegar) Tourgee"
  • "A fool's errand : A novel of the South during reconstruction"
  • "The invisible empire a concise review of the epoch, with many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South, never before narrated for the general reader, all fully authenticated"@en
  • "A fool's errand a novel of the South during Reconstruction"@en
  • "A fool's errand"@en
  • "A fool's errand"
  • "Efter krigen, eller : en tosses ærinde ; skisser af livet blandt de gamle slaveeiere i de amerikanske sydstater under rekonstruktions perioden 1866-1877"
  • "A Fool's Errand ... Edited by John Hope Franklin"@en
  • "The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch; with many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South, never before narrated for the general reader"
  • "A Fool's errand : a novel of the South during Reconstruction /. Albion W. Tourgee ; introduction to Torchbook edition by George M. Fredrickson"@en
  • "A foolsÌ“ errand"@en
  • "A foolsÌ“ errand"
  • "Fool's errand"@en
  • "A fool's errand : a novel of the South during reconstruction"@en
  • "A fool's errand : a novel of the South during reconstruction"
  • "The invisible empire: a concise review of the epoch, with many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South, never before narrated for the general reader, all fully authenticated"
  • "The Invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch"
  • "A fool's errand : a novel of the south during reconstruction"
  • "The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch"
  • "A fool's errand : a novel"
  • "The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch : with many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South, never before narrated for the general reader : all fully authenticated"
  • "The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch, with many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South : never before narrated for the general reader, all fully authenticated"
  • "A Fool's Errand"
  • "A fool's errand; a novel of the South during Reconstruction"@en
  • "A fool's errand; a novel of the South during Reconstruction"
  • "The invisible empire : a concise review of the epoch ; with many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South, never before narrated for the general reader, all fully authenticated"@en
  • "Hullun yritys : Amerikalainen historiallinen romani"@fi
  • "A fool's errand : a novel of the South during Reconstruction"@en
  • "A fool's errand : a novel of the South during Reconstruction"
  • "A Fool's errand"
  • "The invisible empire : a convise review of the epoch. With many thrilling personal narratives and startling facts of life at the South, never before narrated for the general reader. Illustr. ed"
  • "The invisible empire"
  • "A fool's errand : [play]"

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