The Black Civil War Soldier: A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship (NYU Series in Social & Cultural Analysis)
Deborah Willis examines the Black Civil War soldier through the lenses of visual history, conflict, and citizenship. Part of the NYU Series in Social & Cultural Analysis, this thoughtful study considers how Black military service connects to larger questions of identity, belonging, and national life.
About This Book
The Black Civil War Soldier presents a visual history centered on Black soldiers during the Civil War.
The book connects the experience of conflict with broader questions of citizenship and belonging.
Written by Deborah Willis, it brings historical and visual perspectives together in an accessible study.
Published as part of the NYU Series in Social & Cultural Analysis, this work explores the cultural meaning of Black military service.
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