The Colors of Courage: Gettysburg's Forgotten History: Immigrants, Women, and African Americans in the Civil War's Defining Battle
Margaret S. Creighton revisits Gettysburg by bringing immigrants, women, and African Americans into the story of the Civil War’s defining battle. This historical account broadens the familiar narrative, examining the people and perspectives too often overlooked in traditional histories of Gettysburg.
About This Book
Margaret S. Creighton explores Gettysburg from perspectives often overlooked in traditional accounts of the Civil War.
The book focuses on immigrants, women, and African Americans connected to the battle and its history.
By centering these groups, it offers a broader understanding of Gettysburg’s significance.
This is a work of American history for readers interested in the Civil War and the many people shaped by its defining battles.
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