The Negro in Indiana before 1900: A Study of a Minority
Emma Lou Thornbrough examines the history of Black people in Indiana before 1900. This focused study considers a minority community within the state’s historical development, offering useful context for readers interested in African American history, Indiana history, and nineteenth-century American society.
About This Book
Emma Lou Thornbrough’s study examines the history of Black people in Indiana before 1900.
Focusing on a minority community, the book places African American experiences within the historical development of the state.
Its subject offers readers a focused approach to Indiana history and to the study of race, community, and society in the nineteenth century.
This work is suited to readers exploring African American history, regional history, and the history of minority populations in the United States.
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